How do you correctly save an excel workbook using ActiveX?
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Hey there, trying to finish some code that uses some loops to read excel documents, compute some stuff in matlab, and write some images to new documents. Everytime I try to save the document I just opened, I get an error message. Here's my code at the moment.
for i = 1:1 %increments files
for j = 1:2 %increments sheets
sheet = j; %assigns sheet names
bob = sprintf('File%d.xlsx',i);
jane = sprintf('Output%d.xlsx',i);
matrix = xlsread(bob,sheet); %reads from sheet
nm = matrix(:,1);
I = matrix(:,2);
nI = I-min(I);
gauss = @(p,nm) p(1).*exp((-1*(nm-p(2)).^2)./((2*p(3).^2)));
guess2 = [100000 570 1];
g = fitnlm(nm,nI,gauss,guess2);
ng = feval(g,nm);
plot(nm, nI, '-', nm, ng, 'x');
img = 'figure1.png'; %create image
print('-dpng', img); %copy it to clipboard
beta = g.Coefficients.Estimate;
nmmax = beta(2);
intensity = beta(1);
Iter = {'N1', 'N2', 'N3', 'N4'}';
Head = {'Lambda Max', 'Max Intensity'};
cellB = sprintf('B%d:B%d',j+1,j+1);
cellC = sprintf('C%d:C%d',j+1,j+1);
xlswrite(jane,Head,'B1:C1'); %prints column headers
xlswrite(jane,Iter,'A2:A5'); %prints row labels
xlswrite(jane,nmmax,cellB); %prints lambda max
xlswrite(jane,intensity,cellC); %prints maximum intensity
Excel = actxserver('excel.application');
set(Excel,'Visible',1);
currentdir = cd;
filepath = [currentdir '\' jane];
Workbook = Excel.Workbooks;
invoke(Workbook,'Open',filepath);
Sheets = Excel.ActiveWorkBook.Sheets;
sheet = get(Sheets,'Item',1);
invoke(sheet,'Activate');
Shapes = sheet.Shapes;
if (j == 1);
Shapes.AddPicture([pwd '\' img], 0,1,10,80,350,275);
end
if (j == 2);
Shapes.AddPicture([pwd '\' img], 0,1,10,160,350,275);
end
invoke(Excel, 'Save', filepath);
invoke(Excel, 'Quit');
end
end
I've tried using filepath and jane, to signify what I want to save, but neither of these work!
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Walter Roberson
on 27 Aug 2015
You might want to look at xlswrite1() in the File Exchange
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