Writing data from cell array to vectors?

So I'm trying to reduce my Code.

I have an Excel file, which has 15 sheets. These Sheets are saved into one cell array?

Then I'm writing all of the Sheets in an Matrix. From Matrix I'm then take two columns and write them into separate vectors.

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%%% Matlab Code %%%

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[~,sheet_name]=xlsfinfo('Kippen_Sweep_1-15Hz_VL-0N_0k4G-A_G05-VAQLu-li-2788347-03-S-.xlsx');

for i=1:numel(sheet_name)

Daten{i}=xlsread('Data.xlsx',sheet_name{i});

end

%%% Array to Matrix

Daten_1Hz = Daten{1,1};

Daten_2Hz = Daten{1,2};

Daten_3Hz = Daten{1,3};

Daten_4Hz = Daten{1,4};

Daten_5Hz = Daten{1,5};

Daten_6Hz = Daten{1,6};

Daten_7Hz = Daten{1,7};

Daten_8Hz = Daten{1,8};

Daten_9Hz = Daten{1,9};

Daten_10Hz = Daten{1,10};

Daten_11Hz = Daten{1,11};

Daten_12Hz = Daten{1,12};

Daten_13Hz = Daten{1,13};

Daten_14Hz = Daten{1,14};

Daten_15Hz = Daten{1,15};

%%% Matrix to Vector

Drehmoment_1Hz = Daten_1Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_2Hz = Daten_2Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_3Hz = Daten_3Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_4Hz = Daten_4Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_5Hz = Daten_5Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_6Hz = Daten_6Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_7Hz = Daten_7Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_8Hz = Daten_8Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_9Hz = Daten_9Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_10Hz = Daten_10Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_11Hz = Daten_11Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_12Hz = Daten_12Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_13Hz = Daten_13Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_14Hz = Daten_14Hz(:,3);

Drehmoment_15Hz = Daten_15Hz(:,3);

Idealy I would have a for loop, which then would go from 1-15Hz.

But I can't get my Code to work, in the Way I would need it.

Can anybody help me with this?

Sorry for my bad explanation, I'm quit new to Matlab and my english is kinda bad since I'm from Germany.

[Stephen23]

Putting meta-data (such as frequencies) into variable names is a sign that you are doing something wrong.

Splitting up data into lots of separate variables makes it harder to work with. Avoid doing this.

The MATLAB documentation specifically advises against what you are trying to do. You are going down entirely the wrong path, unless you really want to force yourself into writing slow, complex, buggy code that is difficult to debug:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval

The simple and very efficient approach is to use indexing. You should use indexing to access your data.