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Build and export tables using "struct2table" function

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David Stevens
David Stevens am 12 Aug. 2015
Bearbeitet: David Stevens am 12 Aug. 2015
Dears,
I would like to build a table in "ascii" format, using the "struct2table" function. When printed into a cell my structure as the following characteristics:
report.COUNTRY.SOURCE.SCENARIO.CATEGORY.ENTITY = YEAR YEAR
Therefore in order to use the "struct2table" function I wrote a script that loops over field names as follow:
function comboloop = loopover(myStruct)
country=fieldnames(myStruct);
for countryidx=1:length(country)
countryname=country{countryidx};
source=fieldnames(myStruct.(countryname))
for sourceidx=1:length(source)
sourcename=source{sourceidx};
scenario=fieldnames(myStruct.(countryname).(sourcename))
for scenarioidx=1:length(scenario)
scenarioname=scenario{scenarioidx};
category=fieldnames(myStruct.(countryname).(sourcename).(scenarioname))
for categoryidx=1:length(category)
categoryname=category{categoryidx};
struct2table(myStruct.(countryname).(sourcename).(scenarioname).(categoryname))
end
end
end
end
end
Then, I have two problem with the output:
  • The output is printed directly on the command window, therefore how can I get an output as a table (ascii) in the workspace or outside matlab? When I use:
table=struct2table(myStruct.(countryname).(sourcename).(scenarioname).(categoryname))
I have the error message "too many output arguments".
  • How can I append the results of the line 12 as a row header of the created output?
category=fieldnames(myStruct.(countryname).(sourcename).(scenarioname))
Any kind of helps or hints is greatly appreciated since I am struggling quiet a lot for this task! In order to run the code a minimal example of the structure is attached

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