This will automatically open the data import tool for that. % sav_file = 'C:\Users\Eyal\Dropbox\MATLAB\atid\result.sav' įprintf(fid,'GET FILE = ''%s''\n',sav_file) įprintf(fid,'\t\t/outfile = ''%s''\n',csv_file) % 'labels' is a logical that if true then the file is imported using the Welcome to the official web site of KiGB - the most accurate and free portable emulator for Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Super Gameboy for Windows, Linux and MS-DOS. % 'sav_file' is the name of the SPSS\PSPP file to import Load the game in Visual Boy Advance, then Import->gameshark and load the game, then export it like export->battery file. % Opens the import tool for importins a sav file
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Here is a function that you can use in Matlab if you install PSPP, without getting out of Matlab at all: function import_sav(sav_file,labels)
gbc file, because when I open the file again, there is a Continue. When I save in game, it must save to the. * PSPP is free and works extremely fast, so if you can't implement this in SPSS just download it. EDIT: Solved, I am playing Pokemon Silver BTW. This tool lets you import mixed data, and generate a script so that could be done automatically the next time.įor the opposite direction (Matlab to SPSS) take a look at these submissions to File Exchange:
csv file, that you can import to Matlab either by xlsread or by using the import tool: uiimport(your_resulted_CSV_file_with_full_path.csv) % replace the path below with the path for SPSS:Ĭommand = In Matlab, write the following: sps_file_name = 'full_path\spss2csv.sps' Save this file (let's say it's called spss2csv.sps). Write CELLS=VALUES if you want the numeric value and not the lables. outfile = 'your_resulted_CSV_file_with_full_path.csv' If your file associations are set up correctly, the application thats meant to open your. Start by writing a script file for SPSS (the following is for PSPP, but should be very similar to SPSS): GET FILE = 'your_SPSS_file_with_full_path.sav' sav file, or any other file on your PC, by double-clicking it. The idea is simple - do what you describe in the question, but in an automated manner. Find conversions from sav file: sav to csv. In the Save As Type box, choose SPSS Portable.
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I found a solution for PSPP*, that might be good for SPSS as well. How to convert: To save your data as a portable file using menus is easy: 1.
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