MLGetVar - Write contents of MATLAB matrix in Microsoft Excel VBA variable
Syntax
MLGetVar ML_var_name, VBA_var_name
|
ML_var_name | Name of MATLAB matrix to access. "ML_var_name" (in
quotation marks) directly specifies the matrix name. ML_var_name (without
quotation marks) is an indirect reference: the function evaluates
the contents of ML_var_name to get the matrix name,
and ML_var_name must be a VBA variable containing
the matrix name as a string. var_name cannot be
the MATLAB variable ans. If defined, ML_var_name should
be of type VARIANT. Any other type will give a "TYPE
MISMATCH" error. |
VBA_var_name | Name of VBA variable where the function writes the contents
of ML_var_name. Use VBA_var_name without
quotation marks. |
Description
Writes the contents of MATLAB matrix ML_var_name in
the Excel Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) variable VBA_var_name.
Creates VBA_var_name if it does not exist. Replaces
existing data in VBA_var_name.
Examples
Write the contents of the MATLAB matrix J into
the VBA variable DataJ:
Sub Fetch()
MLGetVar "J", DataJ
End Sub
See Also
MLPutVar
 | MLGetMatrix | | MLMissingDataAsNaN |  |
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