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How to organize and analyze my excel files in matlab?
Hi I am new to matlab. I use CellProfiler software to output large excel files(.csv). Basically what I usually do is load a bu...

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How do I compute the same function on multiple columns within a data file, then write the column results to excel? Thanks!
perfect, thank you!

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How do I compute the same function on multiple columns within a data file, then write the column results to excel? Thanks!
I'm getting this error on the line where it says "BFrecovery(col)= (Treatment-Min)/Diff" What I'm trying to do is 1) grab a d...

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How do I make a function for running/potting "smoothing spline" on all my y plots? I can do it for one y plot, but can't figure out how to do the rest..thanks!
How do run the code under "%Preparing /showing Curve data" on all my y plots? if true % code end delimiter = ','; ...

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Anyone know what I am getting this error?
if true % code end function [RMax, RMaxHalf]= Mathworks_HalfMaxtimesRational() %Grabbing your folder,grabbing fi...

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Can someone explain to me how I can format the function to output only Max and Half_max into an excel file, for each file in the loop? Thanks!
function []= Mathworks_HalfMaxtimes() % set fixed parameters delimiter = ','; startRow = 25; fmt=[repmat('...

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Why does my loop only run on the first file in the folder?I'm new to matlab and programming.
it works! THanks!

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Why does my loop only run on the first file in the folder?I'm new to matlab and programming.
function [] = Sai_HalfMaxtimes(); pn = uigetdir(pwd, 'matlab'); cont = dir([pn, '\*.csv']); for bctr = 1:length...

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