Is there any way to start from an excel file to GUI.
I have already designed a GUI which has a select button to select/import the data.
However, I want the user to start from the excel sheet and from there get a GUI. is that possible to do?
On Jul 27, 5:26 pm, "helena raz" <helena....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there any way to start from an excel file to GUI.
> I have already designed a GUI which has a select button to select/import the data.
> However, I want the user to start from the excel sheet and from there get a GUI. is that possible to do?
>
> Thanks,
> heli
To summarize, you want the user to begin by launching an Excel
workbook and then running an Excel macro to have it run your MATLAB
macro, which has a GUI. You'd have to look into the Excel macro
language to see if they can launch a program. I'm pretty sure it can
since it's macro language is in Visual Basic. But you might have to
compile your MATLAB GUI into a stand alone executable that Excel can
launch.
Regards,
ImageAnalyst
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> On Jul 27, 5:26 pm, "helena raz" <helena....@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Is there any way to start from an excel file to GUI.
>> I have already designed a GUI which has a select button to select/import
>> the data.
>> However, I want the user to start from the excel sheet and from there get
>> a GUI. is that possible to do?
>
> To summarize, you want the user to begin by launching an Excel
> workbook and then running an Excel macro to have it run your MATLAB
> macro, which has a GUI. You'd have to look into the Excel macro
> language to see if they can launch a program. I'm pretty sure it can
> since it's macro language is in Visual Basic. But you might have to
> compile your MATLAB GUI into a stand alone executable that Excel can
> launch.
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