I have several scripts which are based on a structure containing multiple fields of data, with nested structures inside. This structure is as is, as it is generated automatically and is used for further processing. However, the dependencies and structure of the work indicated inside this struct are also required for people who do not use MATLAB.
Hence, I’m looking for one of two solutions, which I was unable to find so far.
Can a .struct with nested structs, using a multitude of fieldnames and datalines, be converted to a non-MATLAB format like excel? The command "writetable(struct2table(structname, ‘filename.xlsx’)" works, but does not include the nested data which can be multiple layers deep.
Can the .struct data be saved such that it can be viewed by someone without MATLAB? (e.g. does MATLAB provide something like a ‘viewer’?)I have several scripts which are based on a structure containing multiple fields of data, with nested structures inside. This structure is as is, as it is generated automatically and is used for further processing. However, the dependencies and structure of the work indicated inside this struct are also required for people who do not use MATLAB.
Hence, I’m looking for one of two solutions, which I was unable to find so far.
Can a .struct with nested structs, using a multitude of fieldnames and datalines, be converted to a non-MATLAB format like excel? The command "writetable(struct2table(structname, ‘filename.xlsx’)" works, but does not include the nested data which can be multiple layers deep.
Can the .struct data be saved such that it can be viewed by someone without MATLAB? (e.g. does MATLAB provide something like a ‘viewer’?) I have several scripts which are based on a structure containing multiple fields of data, with nested structures inside. This structure is as is, as it is generated automatically and is used for further processing. However, the dependencies and structure of the work indicated inside this struct are also required for people who do not use MATLAB.
Hence, I’m looking for one of two solutions, which I was unable to find so far.
Can a .struct with nested structs, using a multitude of fieldnames and datalines, be converted to a non-MATLAB format like excel? The command "writetable(struct2table(structname, ‘filename.xlsx’)" works, but does not include the nested data which can be multiple layers deep.
Can the .struct data be saved such that it can be viewed by someone without MATLAB? (e.g. does MATLAB provide something like a ‘viewer’?) .struct, data conversion, struct excel MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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