I have a code in matlab. After I have run my program, a file 'example2.xlsx' was created.
Now I have the code below and I want matlab to replace the current 'example2.xlsx' by the new 'example2.xlsx' (saving automatically without asking me if I want to replace it):
e = actxserver ('Excel.Application'); % # open Activex server
filename = fullfile(pwd,'example2.xlsx'); % # full path required
ewb = e.Workbooks.Open(filename); % # open the file
esh = ewb.ActiveSheet;
str = num2str(num_rows+1);
esh.Range(strcat('J',str)).Interior.Color = clr;
sheet1 = e.Worksheets.get('Item', 'Sheet1');
range1 = get(sheet1,'Range', strcat('A',str),strcat('I',str));
range1.Value = values{num_rows+1};
[num, txt, raw] = xlsread('example2.xlsx');
num_rows = length(num(:,1));
xlWorkbookDefault = 51; % # it's the Excel constant, not sure how to pass it other way
ewb.SaveAs(fullfile(pwd,'example2'), xlWorkbookDefault)
ewb.Close(false)
e.Quit
e.delete
Alex
You can set the DisplayAlerts property of the Excel application object to false to stop these dialogs from appearing.
The following is a simplified version of your code:
e = actxserver ('Excel.Application'); % # open Activex server
filename = fullfile(pwd,'example2.xlsx'); % # full path required
ewb = e.Workbooks.Open(filename); % # open the file
esh = ewb.ActiveSheet;
sheet1 = e.Worksheets.get('Item', 'Sheet1');
range1 = get(sheet1,'Range', 'A1');
range1.Value = 3;
set(e, 'DisplayAlerts', 0); % # Stop dialog!
xlWorkbookDefault = 51; % # it's the Excel constant, not sure how to pass it other way
ewb.SaveAs(fullfile(pwd,'example2'), xlWorkbookDefault)
ewb.Close(false)
e.Quit
e.delete
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10134435/matlab-automatically-save-excel-file-using-activex-interface