From: Mark Hard on
Thanks for your reply. The 3x8 symbolic matrix I get as a results is "B". When I try to save it as you said I get...

>> save(B)
??? Error using ==> save
Argument must contain a string.
From: Walter Roberson on
Mark Hard wrote:
> Thanks for your reply. The 3x8 symbolic matrix I get as a results is
> "B". When I try to save it as you said I get...
>
>>> save(B)
> ??? Error using ==> save
> Argument must contain a string.

You failed to supply the name of the file to save the result into.
From: Mark Hard on
Ok, I've saved the variable in a .mat file and just loaded that in. Thanks.
From: Loren Shure on
In article <hjfdoj$6ud$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>, GerryTheLeper(a)hotmail.com
says...
> Thanks for your reply. The 3x8 symbolic matrix I get as a results is "B". When I try to save it as you said I get...
>
> >> save(B)
> ??? Error using ==> save
> Argument must contain a string.
>

This isn't the correct syntax for save. Check out the documentation and
try this.

save yourfilename var1

in your case something like

save symbolicCalc B

Then use load, but perhaps with the syntax with a left-hand side
argument or a known variable (B).

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Loren
http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren