[scilab-Users] csv file
Sébastien Bihorel
pomchip at free.fr
Sun Feb 28 14:18:30 CET 2010
Hi Paul,
1- Have a look at the excel2sci function. It works just fine for me using
the following code:
tmp = excel2sci('mycsv.csv',','); // reading the file
data.headers = tmp(1,:); // extract headers
data.data = evstr(tmp(2:size(tmp,1),:)); // extract data
2- IMO, this is an Excel question rather than a Scilab question. If you
saved your Scilab Plot in a graph (e.g. png), you could insert it directly
in Excel.
HIH
Sebastien
On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 6:03 AM, Paul CARRICO <paul.carrico at free.fr> wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I’m a new user in Scilab soft (it seems to be great) as well as on any
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> I downloaded tutorials in the web and I’m working on it.
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> I’ve lot of question but let me starting by some general ones ...
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> 1) Does Scilab recognize/import the csv files (the columns are
> separated by a coma and not a space)
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> 2) I wrote a function and I’m learning on how to plot curves …
> however is it possible to export such curves in excel file ?
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> Thanks for any help or advice
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> Regards
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> PC
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