equivalence of the codes that can be used for erasing the first row of R if cell R(1,3) is occupied by NaN?

Asked by Sabbas on 5 Jul 2012
Latest activity Edited by Walter Roberson on 6 Jul 2012

Dear all,

Could you please verify the equivalence of the codes that can be used for erasing the first row of R if cell R(1,3) is occupied by NaN?

Code 1:

[N,T,R] = xlsread(xlfilename); 
          if isnan(cell2mat(R(1,3))) 
             R(1,:)=[];
         End

Code 2

       TT = cellfun( @isnan, R(1,3), ‘UniformOuput’, true);
          R( ( TT,1), : ) = [] ;

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Answer by F. on 5 Jul 2012

I'm sorry but I don't understand what you are looking for. Code 2 is the code that I gave you http://www.mathworks.fr/matlabcentral/answers/42710-problem-with-xlsread-bizarre-results

R is the raw output of the xlsread function. In each cell, there is a numeric or a string. So R(1,3) is a cell, and you are checking one value to erase the column of your cell array. In code 2 you are using a command (cellfun)used to manage cell arrays just for one cell, and after, you don't use TT !!

*for erasing the first row of R if cell R(1,3) is occupied by NaN *

if all(isnan( R{1,3} ))
 R(1,:) = []
end 

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Sabbas on 5 Jul 2012

thank you F

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