A scanned copy is usually stored on a computers memory after scanning and can be reproduced as you wish by only taking one digital imprint of the original document. A color copy, however is only a simple imprint (copy) of the original document which is not stored on a computers memory.
One way to invoke an Excel macro from MATLAB is by launching Excel as a COM server from MATLAB using the 'actxserver' command. Suppose there is an Excel file 'myFile.xls' containing the macro called 'Macro1'. The following commands should first open the Excel file and then run the macro: % Create object.
As we stated above, a macro is VBA code, but one of the nice things about Excel is you can create/record them with zero coding required â as we will do here. To create a macro, go to View > Macros > Record Macro. Assign the macro a name (no spaces) and click OK. Once this is done, all of your actions are recorded â every cell change, scroll action, window resize, you name it. There are a couple of places which indicate Excel is record mode.