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scalpa
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 Posted - 09/19/2019 : 05:00:53 AM
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Origin Ver. pro 2019 and Service Release 9.6.0.172:
Operating System:win 10 / 64
Hello,
I need to import a matlab file. because of the structure of the file, I have to use the "import into hierarchical structure" option. this works well but I end up with a column in which each cell is an embedded matrix. when I click on the cell, it opens the matrix as a worksheet but, since there are quite a few tables, I'd like to automate this. how is it possible ?
thanks,
best
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YimingChen
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Posted - 09/19/2019 : 2:33:55 PM
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Hi
In import MatLab dialog, uncheck Import into Hierarchical Structure box. Set Import Mode to Start New Matrixsheets. See if all the datasets are imported all at once into multiple matrixsheets.
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scalpa
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Posted - 09/20/2019 : 09:22:22 AM
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Hi James,
thanks for your help
unfortunately, this doesn't work for me . the structure of my file is an array of arrays. When I import with the hierarchical structure, I get a worsheet where the first cell only is occupied by a link to this array of arrays. If I click on it, I open a column where each cell is an array. If I click on one of these, I open the expected worksheet with the corresponding table.
unchecking the hierarchical strcuture only gets to an empty matrix.
thanks again,
best
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YimingChen
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Posted - 09/20/2019 : 09:42:47 AM
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Hi,
I have reported this to our developer to see if we can introduce a LabTalk command to automatically "click" all links in the root worksheet to show the data.
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scalpa
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Posted - 09/20/2019 : 12:32:44 PM
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Ok, thanks,
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import matlab