MATLAB How to extract data from a CSV file with MATLAB?

[Erikve]

I'm sure that this will be a quite simple question, but I will not work for me. I try to read data from a csv-file with matlab(see under post). But is doesn't work... I try to skip the the first 9 ninen lines, because they are useless for the data analyses. I try the following line with matlab:
[data] = textread('data.csv','','delimiter',',','emptyvalue',NaN)

Can somebody help me to change this line? Thanks for every help!

greetings,
Erik

0;63;1;63;500;1000;0;4
0;1;1;150;1000;1500
0;2;2;150;1000;1500
0;3;3;150;1000;1500
0;4;4;150;1000;1500
0;5;5;150;1000;1000
0;6;6;150;1000;1000
0;7;7;150;1000;1000
0;8;8;150;1000;1000
1; 2; 792;2314; Led;-255; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
2; 2; 892; 892; Led;-255; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
3; 2; 835; 835; Led;-255; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
4; 2; 881; 881; Led;-255; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
5; 2; 560; 560; Led;-255; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
6; 2; 507; 507; Led;-255; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
7; 2; 652; 652; Led;-255; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
8; 2; 704; 704; Led;-255; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
9; 2; 502; 502; Led;-255; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
10; 2; 738;1495; Led;-270; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
11; 2; 901; 901; Led;-270; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
12; 2; 767; 767; Led;-270; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
13; 2; 940; 940; Led;-270; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
14; 2; 852; 852; Led;-270; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
15; 2; 848; 848; Led;-270; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
16; 2; 853; 853; Led;-270; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
17; 2; 546; 546; Led;-270; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
18; 2; 521; 521; Led;-270; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
19; 2; 655;1494; Led;-285; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
20; 2; 661; 661; Led;-285; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
21; 2; 901; 901; Led;-285; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
22; 2; 707; 707; Led;-285; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
23; 2; 569; 569; Led;-285; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
24; 2; 819; 819; Led;-285; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
25; 2; 777; 777; Led;-285; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
26; 2; 886; 886; Led;-285; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
27; 2; 544; 544; Led;-285; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
28; 2; 567;1492; Led; 0; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
29; 2; 893; 893; Led; 0; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
30; 2; 834; 834; Led; 0; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
31; 2; 702; 702; Led; 0; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
32; 2; 942; 942; Led; 0; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
33; 2; 673; 673; Led; 0; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
34; 2; 917; 917; Led; 0; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
35; 2; 767; 767; Led; 0; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
36; 2; 543; 543; Led; 0; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
37; 2; 766;1494; Led; 15; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
38; 2; 603; 603; Led; 15; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
39; 2; 858; 858; Led; 15; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
40; 2; 704; 704; Led; 15; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
41; 2; 840; 840; Led; 15; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
42; 2; 625; 625; Led; 15; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
43; 2; 795; 795; Led; 15; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
44; 2; 649; 649; Led; 15; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
45; 2; 928; 928; Led; 15; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
46; 2; 526;1492; Led; 30; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
47; 2; 793; 793; Led; 30; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
48; 2; 964; 964; Led; 30; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
49; 2; 825; 825; Led; 30; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
50; 2; 513; 513; Led; 30; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
51; 2; 698; 698; Led; 30; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
52; 2; 957; 957; Led; 30; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
53; 2; 817; 817; Led; 30; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
54; 2; 843; 843; Led; 30; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
55; 2; 646;1493; Led; 45; 3; 2; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
56; 2; 742; 742; Led; 45; 6; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
57; 2; 745; 745; Led; 45; 9; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
58; 2; 686; 686; Led; 45; 12; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
59; 2; 790; 790; Led; 45; 15; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
60; 2; 620; 620; Led; 45; 18; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
61; 2; 681; 681; Led; 45; 21; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
62; 2; 667; 667; Led; 45; 24; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN
63; 2; 988; 988; Led; 45; 27; 1; 1500; 7; 1; NaN; NaN

 

[las3rjock]

Is the file actually comma-separated or is it semicolon-delimited as shown in your post?

 

[Erikve]

The file is exactly like this post, I also try to change the comma in textread in an a ;

 

[Integral]

Then it is not a csv file.

 

[Erikve]

and why not? It should be a csv-file... and how can I read it in another extension?

 

[Integral]

If it is semi colon delimited then it is NOT comma delimited. CSV stands for comma separated values and implies a comma delimited file.

 

[Erikve]

but how can I read this? :(

 

[Integral]

What are the parameters in the textread command?

Do you have to define your data structure?

 

[Dr Transport]

Either strip out the header and change your delimiter to a semi-colon or use C-style syntax to read the file within Matlab.

 

[Erikve]

I have part of the solution. I can use the following line:
[M{1:13}]=textread('ee0100.csv','%d%d%d%d%s%d%d%d%d%d%d%d%d','headerlines',9,'delimiter',';');

Problem is now that I get lines like:

M =

Columns 1 through 7

[63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double] {63x1 cell} [63x1 double] [63x1 double]

Columns 8 through 13

[63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double] [63x1 double]

And simply use M(:,1) doesn't give me the contents but [63x1 double]. So is it possible to change that?