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| Luft |
Posted - 09/28/2011 : 4:45:23 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin):
Operating System: Windows XP
Hi guys,
I work with spectroscopy and the equipment saves the data in Origin format. Therefore, what I have is a .prj file with several workbooks.
Until now, I am exporting the data manually: I simply copy the data from each workbook to an Excel sheet.
I would like to export all the workbooks to excel or to matlab automatically.
I tried the matlab console, but as far as I know, I have to export each workbook separately. As I have more than 100 workbooks in one project, it is a lot of work.
Does anyone know how to do it?
Thanks a lot for helping me.
Luciane.
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| snowli |
Posted - 06/04/2024 : 2:36:19 PM
We support export a multi-sheet workbook into a multi-sheet excel file
https://www.originlab.com/doc/en/Origin-Help/Export-Wks-Mat#Exporting_worksheet.2Fworkbook_as_Excel_file
With workbook active, choose File: Export: Excel.
Set Export Sheets: as Whole Book.
Before you click OK, u can click the > button next to Dialog theme and choose Generate Script to dump the associated script.
Then if you put it inside doc -e W{ } to loop though all books, it will create multiple excel files for each book.
E.g. try
doc -e W {
expXLS path:="<User Files Folder>" sheets:=whole;
}
Thanks, Snow |
| 66de250 |
Posted - 06/04/2024 : 10:59:57 AM
hello! Did you solve the problem? I had a similar problem. |
| Luft |
Posted - 09/29/2011 : 3:18:44 PM
Hi Greg,
thanks for your help.
I will try to do it.
Luciane. |
| greg |
Posted - 09/29/2011 : 3:13:11 PM
In order to do this automatically, you would have to do some programming.
Using Origin as the Client, you could write a program using Excel as a Server.
In pseudocode, it would look like
// For each Workbook
doc -e W {
pseudoStartExcel;
// For each Sheet in Workbook
for(iSheet = 1; iSheet <= page.nlayers ; iSheet++)
{
page.active = iSheet;
psuedoAddExcelSheetIfNotAlready;
pseudoCopyDataFromOriginToExcel;
}
psuedoSaveExcelAndClose;
}
See ..\Samples\COM Client\MS Office\ExcelImport.OPJ for an example of Origin using Excel as a COM Server.
Using Excel as the Client, you could write VBA code to open OPJ files and copy the data. The above pseudocode would still be a good starting point since it outlines how to quickly get through all workbooks in a project.
See the examples in ...\Samples\Automation Server\Excel |
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