To export data points from Matlab to Excel, you can use the "xlswrite" function. First, save your data in a variable, then use the function to specify the filename and sheet name where you want the data to be exported.
Yes, you can use the "xlswrite" function to export multiple data points to different Excel sheets by specifying a different sheet name for each set of data. You can also use a for loop to automate the process for exporting a large number of data points.
You can use the "xlswrite" function with additional input arguments to specify the formatting of your data when exporting to Excel. These arguments include the sheet range, cell formatting, and custom column headers.
Yes, you can use the "print" function in combination with the "xlswrite" function to export data from a specific figure in Matlab to Excel. First, use the "print" function to save the figure as an image, then use the "xlswrite" function to export the data from the saved image to Excel.
To export data points to an existing Excel file, you can use the "xlswrite" function with the additional input argument "Range" to specify the location in the Excel file where you want the data to be exported. This will allow you to add new data to an existing Excel file without overwriting any existing data.