OfficeDoc Matlab script

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OfficeDoc - read/write/format MS Office docs (XLS/DOC/PPT) OfficeDoc reads/writes/appends and formats data, images & figure screenshots in Microsoft Office documents, from within the Matlab environment. Supported formats include XLS (Excel), DOC (Word) & PPT (PowerPoint). Opening/closing COM server connection and files is user-controllable, enabling very fast sequential writes. Numerous format properties enable highly customizable output.This function is meant as a direct replacement for Matlab's built-in xlsread/xlswrite functions. There is no comparable built-in Matlab support for DOC/PPT.Due to the vast number of possible actions and properties, an extensive documentation facility was included: see the internal help or attached webpages.A basic usage example follows. Please read the built-in documentation for more detailed examples:>> [file,status] = officedoc(fileName, 'open', 'mode','append');>> status = officedoc(file, 'write', 'title','My data',...'data',[1,2;3,4], 'image',gcf, 'bold',1,'fgcolor','b');>> status = officedoc(file, 'close'); Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R12
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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