Hi All,
I have the following code:
f={tSampleName cMeasuredFo cMeasuredD56Fe cMeasuredD26Mg cFeUncertainty cMgUncertainty cFeInterp cMgInterp cMagmaMgNum cOlivineFo cTemperature cDtrsquared cDiffusionCoef cyears1mm cyears2mm cyears3mm cyears4mm cyears5mm};
ResultsTable=cell2table(f);
writetable(ResultsTable,'CodeResults.xlsx');
In which all the inputs to f are 9x1 cells. When I try and run this code, I receive the following error message:
Error using writetable
Unable to perform assignment because the size of the left side is 1-by-1 and the size of the right side is 1-by-9.
Could someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong here? I would like to create a table in excel that shows all of my information stored in ResultsTable.
Thanks,
Jonathan

1 Kommentar

Tommy
Tommy am 22 Jun. 2020
Bearbeitet: Tommy am 23 Jun. 2020
For reference, here's what getReport() returns for the error you got, assuming I did get the same the error:
Unable to perform assignment because the size of the left side is 1-by-1 and the size of the right side is 1-by-9.
Error in tabular/writeXLSFile (line 132)
newVarj(:,cnt+(1:num)) = newVarjj;
Error in table/write (line 211)
writeXLSFile(t,fname,ext(2:end),otherArgs);
Error in writetable (line 155)
write(a,filename,varargin{:})
Error in [my file] (line 9)
writetable(ResultsTable,'CodeResults.xlsx');

Melden Sie sich an, um zu kommentieren.

 Akzeptierte Antwort

Tommy
Tommy am 23 Jun. 2020
Bearbeitet: Tommy am 23 Jun. 2020

0 Stimmen

It seems like writetable() has trouble handling the case where a variable in your table contains a cell which itself contains an Nx1 cell array. Does it work if you concatenate your original cell arrays using square brackets?
f=[tSampleName cMeasuredFo cMeasuredD56Fe cMeasuredD26Mg cFeUncertainty cMgUncertainty cFeInterp cMgInterp cMagmaMgNum cOlivineFo cTemperature cDtrsquared cDiffusionCoef cyears1mm cyears2mm cyears3mm cyears4mm cyears5mm];
ResultsTable=cell2table(f);
writetable(ResultsTable,'CodeResults.xlsx');
(edit)
This results in the error:
T = table({num2cell(1:9)'});
writetable(T,'CodeResults.xlsx');
This doesn't:
T = table({num2cell(1:9)});
writetable(T,'CodeResults.xlsx');

4 Kommentare

Hi Tommy,
Thank you for your response. I modified my code to be as such:
f=[tSampleName cMeasuredFo cMeasuredD56Fe cMeasuredD26Mg cFeUncertainty cMgUncertainty cFeInterp cMgInterp cMagmaMgNum cOlivineFo cTemperature cDtrsquared cDiffusionCoef cyears1mm cyears2mm cyears3mm cyears4mm cyears5mm];
T = table({num2cell(1:9)});
writetable(T,'CodeResults.xlsx');
Yet upon doing so, I generate the attached excel file, which does not contain the information that I'm looking for. Did I not implement your advice correctly?
Apologies, I may have caused some unnecessary confusion. Try this:
f=[tSampleName cMeasuredFo cMeasuredD56Fe cMeasuredD26Mg cFeUncertainty cMgUncertainty cFeInterp cMgInterp cMagmaMgNum cOlivineFo cTemperature cDtrsquared cDiffusionCoef cyears1mm cyears2mm cyears3mm cyears4mm cyears5mm];
ResultsTable=cell2table(f);
writetable(ResultsTable,'CodeResults.xlsx');
Those two bits after the edit were to demonstrate that a cell in your table can contain a row cell array but not a column cell array.
Jonathan Pinko
Jonathan Pinko am 23 Jun. 2020
This works perfectly, thanks again.
Tommy
Tommy am 23 Jun. 2020
Awesome, happy to help!

Melden Sie sich an, um zu kommentieren.

Weitere Antworten (0)

Kategorien

Gefragt:

am 22 Jun. 2020

Kommentiert:

am 23 Jun. 2020

Community Treasure Hunt

Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!

Start Hunting!

Translated by