[S,E] = XLS2STRUCT(FILE) reads the Excel-file FILE and converts the columns
into separate fields in the structure S. The first line of the file
must contain unique headers for all of the columns, the rest of the file
is data.
Column names can contain spaces, these are converted to underscores in
order to obtain proper variable names.
S is the plane representation of the table. E is a second structure with
an element-wise representation. I.e. notation S.Time(i) versus E(i).Time.
XLS2STRUCT(FILE,SHEET) reads SHEET instead of the default sheet.
Example:
City Time Temp
Dallas 12 98
Tulsa 13 99
Boise 14 97
converts to
S.City = {'Dallas','Tulsa','Boise'}';
S.Time = [12 13 14]';
S.Temp = [98 99 97]';
E(1)
ans =
City: 'Dallas'
Time: 12
Temp: 98
Cite As
Andreas (2024). XLS2STRUCT (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/4104-xls2struct), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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