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Hi Victor,
I’ve been playing around with this for a couple of hours and it looks like XLS support in Octave is patchy at best. I am going to keep this idea open, and if it receives more votes, we’ll look into a way to add support for native XLS files.
In the mean time, I recommend saving your spreadsheet in the CSV file format and using the “csv2cell” function.
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Indeed, sign in only makes sense when there is need to save the file in the cloud, and not just for creating/editting.
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The “doc” function creates broken links for functions that either do not exist or are not parse of Octave core (i.e. in a package).
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That was fast, Shane! It definitely looks cleaner now when doc f is called. Thanks again!
Hi Shane,
thank you for looking into this. I did not know about CSV files, so definitely I will try it.
What I found, before your advice, is to copy the XLS column into .m file, and then use a combination of 'fgetl' and 'str2double' to read the values into a vector.