Specify the namespace prefixes and their associated URLs as an Nx2 string array. Reading function uses these prefixes when evaluating XPath expressions on an XML file. Set of registered XML namespace prefixes, specified as the comma-separated pairĬonsisting of RegisteredNamespaces and an array of prefixes. Specify the column containing the row names using a positive scalar column index.

Specify range by identifying the beginning and ending rows using Excel row numbers. The number of rows contained in RowNamesRange must match the number of data rows, and the range indicated by RowNamesRange must span only one column. The importing function identifies a name for each variable in the data. Specify multiple row ranges to read with an N-by- 2 array containing N different row ranges.Ī valid array of multiple row ranges must: The number of columns in the specified range must match the number specified in the NumVariables property. Using the specified column range, the import function automatically detects the row extent by reading from the first nonempty row to the end of the data or the footer range. Using the specified row range, the importing function automatically detects the column extent by reading from the first nonempty column to the end of the data, and creates one variable per column.Īlternatively, specify the range by identifying the beginning and ending columns using Excel column letters or numbers. Specify the range by identifying the beginning and ending rows using Excel row numbers. The number of columns must match the number specified in the NumVariables property. Any empty fields within the specified range are imported as missing cells. The importing function only reads the data contained in the specified range. Specify the exact range to read using the rectangular range form, where Corner1 and Corner2 are two opposing corners that define the region to read. Using the specified row index, the importing function automatically detects the extent of the data by reading from the specified first row to the end of the data or the footer range. Using the starting cell, the importing function automatically detects the extent of the data, by beginning the import at the start cell and ending at the last empty row or footer range.Īlternatively, specify the first row containing the data using the positive scalar row index. For example, A5 is the identifier for the cell at the intersection of column A and row 5. Specify the starting cell for the data, using Excel A1 notation. Only white space is considered data and is captured within the used Trailing rows and columns that do not contain data. The importing functionĪutomatically detects the used range by trimming any leading and The spreadsheet that actually contains data. Note: Used Range refers to the rectangular portion of If unspecified, the importing function automatically detects Named ranges exist in a spreadsheet, then the importing function can For instance, you can select a rectangular portion of In Excel, you can create names to identify ranges in the Reading from the specified first row to the end of the data or the Importing function automatically detects the extent of the data by Specify the first row containing the data using the positive The specified range must match the number specified in the The row extent by reading from the first nonempty row to the end of Specified column range, the import function automatically detects Range by identifying the beginning and ending columns using Range, the importing function automatically detects the columnĮxtent by reading from the first nonempty column to the end of theĭata, and creates one variable per column. Specify the range by identifying the beginning and ending rows Specified range are imported as missing cells. Forĭata contained in the specified range. Start-row, start-column, end-row, and end-column. Using a four element numeric vector containing Opposing corners that define the region to read in Register a custom namespace prefix to the existing namespace URL by setting the RegisteredNamespaces name-value argument. Read just the street names into a table by specifying the VariableSelectors name-value argument as the XPath expression of the Street element node. Then, import the subset of data using readtable with the import options object.įirst, create an XMLImportOptions object by using detectImportOptions to detect aspects of your XML file. Specify the subset of variables to import by modifying the import options object. To display a preview of the table, use preview VariableOptions: Īccess VariableOptions sub-properties using setvaropts/getvaropts

Variable Import Properties: Set types by name using setvartype DelimitedTextImportOptions with properties:

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