Is it possible to run multiple scripts in different file paths from one single script?

Ive made a number of scripts to process some data I have obtained from testing. I have organised this data (.xlsx files) into different folders depending on what variable was tested. In each of these folders I have made a matlab script to do some calculations and produce graphs for the data.

Rather then having to run each script individually, is it possible to just have a single script so when I run it, the other scripts will also run?

This "master" script file would be the highest file in the directory path.

% Master Script
  ../myfiles/masterscript.m

% Script 1
  ../myfiles/Test Volume 1/script1.m

% Script 2
  ../myfiles/Test Volume 2/script2.m

% etc

Each script uses xlsread to gather data from excel files in their respective folders which contain the test data.

All my scripts work as they are meant to. But I am having trouble trying to run them all from a single script.

This is my current "master" script.

%===============CODE TO RUN ALL SCRIPTS===============%

%---------------------------------------%
START_1 = 'Expansion 0% Starting';
disp(START_1)

addpath /Principle Mufflers/Expansion 0/

Volume_0;

rmpath /Principle Mufflers/Expansion 0/

END_1 = 'Expansion 0% Finished';
disp(END_1)

clear
%---------------------------------------%

I only start learning matlab a week ago, so apologies if these questions are stupid, or if my code (and understanding) is not tidy.

Answer 1

[Elias Gule]

Use the 'run' function. If you want to know how to use this function: type the command 'doc run' on the command window. Ta!

[Harrison Schipke]

I am aware of the run function. It was having trouble to run the files in the different file paths