Functionally the same xlswrite.m (by Scott Hirsch), the only difference is in the implementation.
XLSWriteMex is implemented in C++ and compiled into a MATLAB MEX dll. I did this because 'xlswrite.m' does not compile using the MATLAB compiler, so any MATLAB program using 'xlswrite.m' cannot be compiled into a stand-alone app.
Using XLSWriteMex instead of xlswrite will solve this problem.
Example using XLSWriteMex:
m = rand(100,4);
header = 'This is some introductory information at the top of my spreadsheet.';
colnames = {'Ch1','Ch2','Ch3','Ch4'};
filename = 'myfile.xls';
XLSWriteMex(m,header,colnames,filename);
Will create a spreadsheet named myfile.xls |
