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I was wondering if there was a way to directly write a spreadsheets in Matlab, or if someone had published a Matlab add-on that specifically introduced spreadsheets?










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          If you want to write an Excel spreadsheet, you can do so directly with the xlswrite function.



          Example:



          filename = "spreadsheet.xlsx";
          data = 1:5;
          xlswrite(filename,data); % Writes matrix 'data' to the sheet starting at cell A1.





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            I recommend you to use the .csv format in order to export MATLAB data to a spreadsheet.
            You can write a matrix to a csv file using the the csvwrite function. The following code writes matrix M to a csv file in your workspace:



            csvwrite(filename,M) 


            You can easily import the csv file to excel, numbers, google docs etc.






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              The variable viewing window gives some spreadsheet functionality (e.g. paste from excel).






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                If you want to write an Excel spreadsheet, you can do so directly with the xlswrite function.



                Example:



                filename = "spreadsheet.xlsx";
                data = 1:5;
                xlswrite(filename,data); % Writes matrix 'data' to the sheet starting at cell A1.





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                  If you want to write an Excel spreadsheet, you can do so directly with the xlswrite function.



                  Example:



                  filename = "spreadsheet.xlsx";
                  data = 1:5;
                  xlswrite(filename,data); % Writes matrix 'data' to the sheet starting at cell A1.





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                    If you want to write an Excel spreadsheet, you can do so directly with the xlswrite function.



                    Example:



                    filename = "spreadsheet.xlsx";
                    data = 1:5;
                    xlswrite(filename,data); % Writes matrix 'data' to the sheet starting at cell A1.





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                    If you want to write an Excel spreadsheet, you can do so directly with the xlswrite function.



                    Example:



                    filename = "spreadsheet.xlsx";
                    data = 1:5;
                    xlswrite(filename,data); % Writes matrix 'data' to the sheet starting at cell A1.






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                        I recommend you to use the .csv format in order to export MATLAB data to a spreadsheet.
                        You can write a matrix to a csv file using the the csvwrite function. The following code writes matrix M to a csv file in your workspace:



                        csvwrite(filename,M) 


                        You can easily import the csv file to excel, numbers, google docs etc.






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                          I recommend you to use the .csv format in order to export MATLAB data to a spreadsheet.
                          You can write a matrix to a csv file using the the csvwrite function. The following code writes matrix M to a csv file in your workspace:



                          csvwrite(filename,M) 


                          You can easily import the csv file to excel, numbers, google docs etc.






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                            I recommend you to use the .csv format in order to export MATLAB data to a spreadsheet.
                            You can write a matrix to a csv file using the the csvwrite function. The following code writes matrix M to a csv file in your workspace:



                            csvwrite(filename,M) 


                            You can easily import the csv file to excel, numbers, google docs etc.






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                            I recommend you to use the .csv format in order to export MATLAB data to a spreadsheet.
                            You can write a matrix to a csv file using the the csvwrite function. The following code writes matrix M to a csv file in your workspace:



                            csvwrite(filename,M) 


                            You can easily import the csv file to excel, numbers, google docs etc.







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                                The variable viewing window gives some spreadsheet functionality (e.g. paste from excel).






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