MATLAB Export Standardized Matlab Data Points To Excel

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To export standardized MATLAB data points to Excel, users can calculate the mean and standard deviation directly in MATLAB using the commands X = mean(vector) and X = std(vector). For exporting data back to Excel, the dlmwrite command can be utilized, allowing for customizable delimiters. Additionally, the xlswrite and xlsread commands facilitate direct writing and reading of data to and from Excel files. This approach enables users to analyze data effectively, particularly for comparing small differences in drag coefficients. MATLAB provides versatile tools for data manipulation and exportation.
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Dear Experts!

I currently have a sets of data with different time interval and I plotted it into MATLAB from excel. Is there a way for me export the files or calculate the mean, standard deviation etc so that I can calculate error etc. It would be great if I could do it in Matlab.

I am try to to get the mean because I need a stable average to compared the drag coefficient of swim cap and swim cap with superhydrophobic solution. The difference will be marginally small I "predicted"

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For what it's worth, there are also the Matlab commands "xlswrite" and "xlsread" that write/read data to Excel.
 

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