calculation in csv through matlab

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SINDU GOKULAPATI
SINDU GOKULAPATI on 21 Mar 2021
Edited: Cris LaPierre on 22 Mar 2021
we know like xcell operations can be performed in csv like multipling 2 rows etc
eg) when we append data to csv from a matrix , we get a row of data
suppose i want that data*2 but not perform that calculation in matlab and do it in csv (=A1*2 %this type)
and then read the next coloumn (B) to get the result
how do i proceed?
thaks for any help you can provide
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SINDU GOKULAPATI
SINDU GOKULAPATI on 22 Mar 2021
same as xcell files csv files do perform cell operations , its not limited
i have tried performing cell operation in csv and read the result in matlab so in that sence i know it is possible
Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre on 22 Mar 2021
Sure you can add them. You just can't save the equations in a csv file. If you save as a csv file, the equations are replaced with values. Close and reopen the csv file, and you'll see that the updated values are still there, but all the equations are gone.

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Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre on 22 Mar 2021
Edited: Cris LaPierre on 22 Mar 2021
You may find the following two posts helpful.
The resulting code would be something like this.
file = 'D:\Applications\work\example.csv'; % This must be full path name
% Create connection to Excel
excelapp = actxserver('Excel.Application');
wkbk = excelapp.Workbooks.Open(file);
% Write equation to specified cell:
EqnRange = wkbk.Activesheet.get('Range','B1');
EqnRange.Formula = '=A1*2';
% Save changes. This leaves the value in the csv file, not the equation
invoke(wkbk,'Save');
% Close Excel and clean up
invoke(excelapp,'Quit');
delete(excelapp);
clear excelapp;

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