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function cell2csv(fileName, cellArray, separator, excelYear, decimal) % Writes cell array content into a *.csv file. % % CELL2CSV(fileName, cellArray, separator, excelYear, decimal) % % fileName = Name of the file to save. [ i.e. 'text.csv' ] % cellArray = Name of the Cell Array where the data is in % separator = sign separating the values (default = ';') % excelYear = depending on the Excel version, the cells are put into % quotes before they are written to the file. The separator % is set to semicolon (;) % decimal = defines the decimal separator (default = '.') % % by Sylvain Fiedler, KA, 2004 % updated by Sylvain Fiedler, Metz, 06 % fixed the logical-bug, Kaiserslautern, 06/2008, S.Fiedler % added the choice of decimal separator, 11/2010, S.Fiedler %% Checking für optional Variables if ~exist('separator', 'var') separator = ','; end if ~exist('excelYear', 'var') excelYear = 1997; end if ~exist('decimal', 'var') decimal = '.'; end %% Setting separator for newer excelYears if excelYear > 2000 separator = ';'; end %% Write file datei = fopen(fileName, 'w'); for z=1:size(cellArray, 1) for s=1:size(cellArray, 2) var = eval(['cellArray{z,s}']); % If zero, then empty cell if size(var, 1) == 0 var = ''; end % If numeric -> String if isnumeric(var) var = num2str(var); % Conversion of decimal separator (4 Europe & South America) % http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DecimalSeparator.svg if decimal ~= '.' var = strrep(var, '.', decimal); end end % If logical -> 'true' or 'false' if islogical(var) if var == 1 var = 'TRUE'; else var = 'FALSE'; end end % If newer version of Excel -> Quotes 4 Strings if excelYear > 2000 var = ['"' var '"']; end % OUTPUT value fprintf(datei, '%s', var); % OUTPUT separator if s ~= size(cellArray, 2) fprintf(datei, separator); end end if z ~= size(cellArray, 1) % prevent a empty line at EOF % OUTPUT newline fprintf(datei, '\n'); end end % Closing file fclose(datei); % END