catalog data convert into csv

Hi, I have a dataset in.catalog format. I need to convert it into .csv or .xlsx format for reading it in matlab.Is there is any tool freely available for this?
Please help me.Thank you.

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What is "catalog format" for this purpose?
I got a dataset in.catalog format that dataset satisfy the cases I need.But read it in matlab is difficult problem for me.Is there any solution for this problem,help me.
using CATIA is more difficult than csv or excel format.I am beginner in matlab.Is there is any possibility of conversion?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 23 Aug 2019
Edited: Walter Roberson on 23 Aug 2019
I cannot find any publicly known program to convert CATIA .catalog files for use with MATLAB, except by opening them inside CATIA and saving them in a different format there (which is what would happen if you were to use ActiveX) . I can only find a bit of documentation admitting that .catalog files exist (as opposed to .catdoc files for example.)
I do find the document https://ojs.unsw.adfa.edu.au/index.php/juer/article/download/1011/639 "An Automated Interface for CATIA and MATLAB with an Optimisation Capability" by Dael E. Liddicoat suggesting that someone has gone through some effort to create a better interface.
Ok sir.thank you
I have to say, the earthquake data you posted in the other Question sure does not look like CATIA data.
I asked you if it was created by CATIA.
So, again, what is a .catalog file? What program was used to created that file.
A file extension on its own is not enough for us to know how the file can be read. Many programs could be used to create a file with a .catalog extension, files that would use completely different formats.
In https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/477363-time-reading-in-matlab you showed us a .catalog file that was created by an earthquake monitoring facility, and the answers to that question showed two fairly different ways of reading that file. Do those answers there also solve the question here ?
Partially. But I am trying to do with that.
If you use the code that I posted there then you can use writetable() to write the data to an excel file.

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