MATLAB FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES TOOLBOX Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 96)

should have the same number of elements (of course the advance user can

handle via certain methodology missing values and text in an ASCII file).

To learn on how ASCII text data look, you can use Microsoft® Excel® that

can handle such data. For example, enter the following data (Figure 15) in a

new Excel® spreadsheet starting from cell (A1):

Figure 15: Excel® Data

Afterwards, go: File>Save As… and on the “Save As” window (Figure 16)

select a filename (e.g. random_number_data) for the data to be saved, choose

the directory you want to save (e.g. Matlab Examples) and moreover, on the

field “Save as type:” choose: “Text (Tab delimited)(*.txt)”.

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