Creating an ASCII file - blank txt file
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Hello, I am trying to create an ASCII file containing a DATE column. I managed to get the code, but the txt file I am getting is not showing the dates. I can't figure out what am I doing wrong ! any help would be highly appreciated ! I have attached the data file and the txt file I am getting, and following is my code:
[DATE]=importfile('Air_Density.csv');
DateStrings = {'01-07';'02-07';'03-07';'04-07';'05-07';'06-07';'07-07';'08-07';'09-07';'10-07';'11-07';'12-07';'13-07';'14-07';'15-07';'16-07';'17-07';'18-07';'19-07';'20-07';'21-07';'22-07';'23-07';'24-07';'25-07';'26-07';'27-07';'28-07';'29-07';'30-07';'31-07'};
%t = datetime(DateStrings,'InputFormat',infmt)
d=datetime(DateStrings,'InputFormat','dd-MM');
FID=fopen('filename.txt','w');
fprintf(FID,'%6s \n','DATE');
fprintf(FID,'%6s \n',d);
fclose(FID);
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Walter Roberson
on 2 Sep 2018
fprintf(FID,'%6s \n','DATE'); requests to print the literal string 'DATE'.
fprintf(FID,'%6s \n',DATE); would request to output the content of the variable DATE
D.J
on 2 Sep 2018
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