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MATLAB Function Reference Volume 1: A - E - Bad Request

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dlmwrite<br />

2dlmwrite<br />

Purpose Write a matrix to an ASCII delimited file<br />

Syntax dlmwrite(filename,M,delimiter)<br />

dlmwrite(filename,M,delimiter,R,C)<br />

Description dlmwrite(filename,M,delimiter) writes matrix M into an ASCII-format file,<br />

using delimiter to separate matrix elements. The data is written to the upper<br />

left-most cell of the spreadsheet filename. A comma (,) is the default delimiter.<br />

Use '\t' to produce tab-delimited files.<br />

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dlmwrite(filename,M,delimiter,R,C) writes matrix A into an ASCII-format<br />

file, using delimiter to separate matrix elements. The data is written to the<br />

spreadsheet filename, starting at spreadsheet cell R and C, where R is the row<br />

offset and C is the column offset. R and C are zero based so that R=0, C=0<br />

specifies the first value in the file, which is the upper left corner.<br />

Remarks The resulting file is readable by spreadsheet programs.<br />

See Also dlmread, csvwrite, csvread, wk1write, wk1read

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