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Is there an object similar to Matlab vectors/matricies/cells?
The only thing like Matlab in Excel is Matlab itself. That is,
Mathworks sells an Excel add-in that uses Matlab for all the computations. I think its pretty spendy though. Really, the closest built-in object with the capabilities that you're describing is probably a worksheet. Excel has a few built-in matrix functions, but with nowhere near Matlab's capabilities. You'd have to code a lot of it yourself. |
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