Notepad .txt to Matlab

I have this .text in notepad:

data _ electrical _ material_Graphic

x y

0 0,00

10 0,05

20 0,13

23 0,15

25 0,17

And I need to create an Matrix with only two columns with the values of x and y. I try with "importdata", but this command created me only one column. *Another problem is to change the commas by points

Thaks for you answer

[Stephen23]

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Answer 1

[Star Strider]

MATLAB is not going to recognise the comma decimal separator. One approach is in troubles to load .txt-file in matlab (link).

Change the format specifier in the textscan call to:

dscc = textscan(fidi, '%f%s', 'Delimiter',' ', 'CollectOutput',1);

or whatever works for your file. Experiment to get the result you want.