A friend is analyzing some data collected from an experiment (A LOT of data...) and the experiment is not repeatable. For some reason (probably a programming error), the software she used to do some Fourier analysis of the data put exclamation marks in the middle of the data set and kicked the rest of the numbers to the next row.
All I need to do is search the file for exclamation marks, delete them and bring the next line up. I used Matlab during my undergrad about 2.5 years ago and did something similar but I've forgotten what I used. Help? 🙂
BTW, data is in a tab delimited text file but the exclamation mark messes up any attempt I make to load the data set (using load command).
All I need to do is search the file for exclamation marks, delete them and bring the next line up. I used Matlab during my undergrad about 2.5 years ago and did something similar but I've forgotten what I used. Help? 🙂
BTW, data is in a tab delimited text file but the exclamation mark messes up any attempt I make to load the data set (using load command).
