Nested table to writetable()

This is a similar question to [1]. In a for-loop, I opened a lot of files, processed them and saved into struct. In the end, I want to convert all structures to a table and export to a CSV file.

Unfortunately, I get something like "date1, date2, date3" since writetable() until now does not seem to support nested tables (as can be seen in the question above). My table looks like this:

          date               Lat               Lon      
    ________________    ______________    ______________

    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}
    {133×1 datetime}    {133×1 double}    {133×1 double}

Is there maybe any possibility to flatten or unnest the table?

[Eric Sofen]

Do you want the timetable to look like that or do you want the data out of the cell arrays and vertically concatenated? That is, do you want a table (or maybe timetable) that's 1064 rows tall instead of 8? If so, you'll probably want to undo whatever you're doing that's wrapping the columns in cells. If that's not an option, the data in the state it's shown above can't really expand them all in one step, although it can be done by iterating over the variables using varfun:

>> t
t =
  2×2 table
        Var1            Var2    
    ____________    ____________
    {3×1 double}    {3×1 double}
    {2×1 double}    {2×1 double}
>> varfun(@(x) vertcat(x{:}),t)
ans =
  5×2 table
    Fun_Var1    Fun_Var2
    ________    ________
       1            6   
       2            7   
       3            8   
       4            9   
       5           10