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Spreadsheet Link EX (for Microsoft Excel)
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Spreadsheet Link EX for Microsoft Excel Use MATLAB from Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Link™ EX connects Excel® spreadsheet software with the MATLAB® workspace, enabling you to access the MATLAB environment from an Excel spreadsheet. With Spreadsheet Link EX software, you can exchange data between MATLAB and Excel, taking advantage of the familiar Excel interface while accessing the computational speed and visualization capabilities of MATLAB. Key Features ▪ Data preprocessing, editing, and viewing in the familiar Excel® environment ▪ Sophisticated analysis of Excel data using MATLAB® and application toolboxes ▪ Delivery of Excel based applications, using MATLAB as a computational and graphics engine and Excel as an interface ▪ Interactive selection of available functions using the MATLAB Function Wizard ▪ Visual interface for customization of all Spreadsheet Link™ EX preferences Spreadsheet Link EX is especially useful as an array editor for viewing and editing data interactively in any MATLAB application. Any data that you can import into Excel can be passed to MATLAB for analysis and visualization. The connection between MATLAB and Excel is "live" and requires no intermediate files or low-level, inter-process programming.

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MATLflB Function Wi?ard Function Arguments | matlab\elmat - Elementary matrices and matrix manic ^"j Update Opt trial output cell(s); I RAND Uniformly distributed pseudo-random numbers, R = RflND(rj) returns an N-by-N matrix containing pseudo-random values drawn from a uniform distribution on the unit interval. RAND(M,N) or RAND([M,N]) returns an M-by-PJ matrix. RANDOM, N,P,,..) or RAND([M,N,P,"]) returns an M-by-N-by-P-by-,,, array. RAND with The MATLAB Function Wizard for Spreadsheet Link™ EX. You can browse MATLAB and run selected functions from an Excel spreadsheet. directories and...

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to the MATLAB workspace. Similarly, you can easily bring data from the MATLAB workspace into an Excel The MATLAB workspace includes all the variables created by MATLAB, Handle Graphics , and related toolboxes. MATLAB functions can access and share the data in these variables, and you can call these same MATLAB functions from Excel formulas, macros, or Excel Visual Basic subroutines or functions. Because both MATLAB and Excel are extensible, you can develop and incorporate your own data analysis MATLAB current wetting drectay I- Treat mssn^farrpt!/ rat as r-JaH The Preferences dialog, which...

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