Export Data from a Structure which contains double timeseries data to Excel ... Example Data Provided...

Hello,

I have:

Struct named 'CarData', contains double timeseries fields, named 'Left' and 'Right' each has with 20 columns and over 10-20,000 rows.

I wish to run a script to export CarData.Left into an new Excel sheet (xlswrite('something.xlsx'), I've read various pages of help and am struggling to address the data fields inside as well as extracting all 20 columns.

Can someone please facilitate, having the field names if of no importance. I only need the numerical data without concatenating vertically/horizontally.

Here are some of the pages I've looked into: https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/278751-how-to-extract-data-from-structure-efficiently https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/22510-struc2xls https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25948371/how-to-write-a-structure-to-excel-in-matlab struct2cell etc

I'm in need to do with without the use of plug-ins, I've attached an example version of the MATLAB struc to help understand what I have.

Answer 1

[Cedric]

Here is one way if you want to create two worksheets "Left" and "Right" in the same workbook, with 21 column per sheet for time and data:

 xlswrite( 'CarData.xlsx', [CarData.Left.Time, CarData.Left.Data], 'Left' ) ;
 xlswrite( 'CarData.xlsx', [CarData.Right.Time, CarData.Right.Data], 'Right' ) ;

[Cedric]

Is this answer working for you? If so please [Accept] it. If not, I am happy to provide more information.

[Berkin Birol]

Thank you for the solution, it worked for me too. Finally I don't hate timeseries in MATLAB anymore :)

[Ilaria Shireen Sestili]

Hello,

I have tried as said but exporting them to excel I obtain many inconsistencies with the data, meaning that excel doesn't read the . separator and I get in some cells 1227 instead of 12.27 for example,but not in all of them.

does anyone now how to solve this problem?

thanks a lot!

[Cedric]

There are new functions for exporting data to file, like writematrix, writecell, writetable, or writetimetable.

If these fail, could you attach a slice of your data to your question/comment?