xlsappend8 Matlab script

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xlsappend8 - Append data to an existing Excel spreadsheet natively (v97-2003; no ActiveX !). With xlsappend8 you can write a matrix to an existing Excel spreadsheet (in format v97-2003). It's native, so *no* ActiveX server (Excel) needs to be loaded (or even be installed).Supported calls:- XLSAPPEND8( M, 'FILENAME', SHEET )- XLSAPPEND8( M, 'FILENAME', SHEET, R, C )- XLSAPPEND8( M, 'FILENAME', SHEET, R, C, HEAD, COL, SHEET ) The matrix M can be of type double, int32, char, cell or struct. SHEET indicates the sheet in which the data will be written, possible are a name or an index. If SHEET is omitted the first sheet is used.R and C allow you to define an offset, with HEAD and COL a header and a columnheader is added.*IMPORTANT*: xlsappend8 needs the dynamic library "xlsWrite8DLL.dll" to work. If you didn't already download xlswrite8.zip please do it now.More details in xlsappend8.m and in the example/test file append8test.m.See also: xlsread8, xlswrite8 Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R13
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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