reading values

I have some data ,i tried using xlsread ,but final column is not dsiplaying
A=
12 36 45 858 8 1 >50
10 2 1 21 20 0 <=50
like these i have 30000 rows and 6 columns,now i want to read all the column and store the last column in separate variable,please help

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2012
What is that? That is not MATLAB code.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2012
How about this:
separateVariable = array2D(:,end);

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kash
kash on 25 Jan 2012
what is array 2D,can u tell oe to from excel
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2012
That's your array of 30000 rows and 6 columns. Obviously it might not be called array2D - your actual 2D array in your program may have a different name, right? What is the name of it? Let's say you called it M, and let's say you want the separate variable to be called lastColumn instead of separateVariable. Then you'd simply replace array3D in my code with M, and separateVariable in my code with lastColumn, like this:
lastColumn = M(:, end);
Hopefully that's explicit enough to help explain it in a different way - a way that you can understand. If you still don't understand then say so and post your code. But you still didn't explain what this means:
10 2 1 21 20 0 <=50
kash
kash on 25 Jan 2012
column1 colmun2 column3 column4 column 5 column6 column7
10 2 1 21 20 0 <50
these i have stored as dataset.xls
now i want to read all datas and display
next i want last column to be stored in separate variabe ,
then in that last column i want to count how values are there
which is >50,<=50
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 25 Jan 2012
Do what I said then. The to get the sum of the number of elements where the value <= 50:
summedUp = sum(lastColumn<=50);

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 25 Jan 2012

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How did you do the xlsread() ? That final column is going to be discarded (or 0 or NaN) in the (default) numeric output, available only in the second (text) output or third (raw) output.

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