Save Mat File With Variable Name

Save all workspace variables to a mat file that has the same name as the simulation file.

Save mat file with variable name. Can also pass open file like object. If you load the mat file into a struct i e. The third and fourth variables topomap1 and topomap2 are both arrays containing topography data load the elevation data from the third column of each variable into a field of the structure array s for each field specify a field name that is the original variable name prefixed by elevationof. Varlist is a cell array containing the names of the four variables in topography mat.

You can then save the struct back out to the mat file with the struct flag. True the default to append the mat extension to the end of the given filename if not already present. Name of the mat file mat extension not needed if appendmat true. Save new name in file mat and loop new name.

This function does not return any data. Now i want to save values of mydata in mat file but i want to save the value under a variable name given via input function. This new version has undergone only a limited amount of testing but it appears to be working as expected. If filename has no extension that is no period followed by text and the value of format is not specified then matlab appends mat if filename does not include a full path matlab saves to the current folder.

File name str or file like object. To load a subset of variables from a mat file on the home tab in the variable section click import data. Name of file specified as a character vector or string scalar. If you do not specify filename the save function saves to a file named matlab mat.

Dictionary from which to save matfile variables. To save variables use the save or matfile functions. Learn more about image processing matlab matrix array cell array matlab. Let me know if you have any.

So your data data data etc variable names will get loaded as data data00002 data00003 etc. To load saved variables from a mat file into your workspace double click the mat file in the current folder browser.