Check the dimension of the variables you are trying to write to TABLE. You can use WHOIS command in the command prompt to get the dimension of all the variables in the workspace. As the error message says, a table can successfully be written only when all the variables being written in it is of same size. For reference, details shown in this video is also shared in the below link: programmerworld.co/simulink/how-to-export-simulink-scope-data-to-excel-sheet-file-using-writetable-command-in-matlab/ Cheers Programmer World programmerworld.co -
Yes, thanks. This ( 'to workspace' block) is also another approach one can use to export data to workspace from Simulink model. Cheers Programmer World programmerworld.co -
Export it to a csv. There is a limit to how many rows a .xls file can have. Ofc, do keep in mind that even csv files have a limit to how many rows they can contain too.
I think the maximum number of rows permitted to be written in Excel is 2^20 which is 1,048,576. So, for larger data sets it would be good to split it into multiple sheets. Cheers Programmer World programmerworld.co/ -
Enable logging data in Scope widow should solve this. - Go to Settings (from scope plot window)->Logging Tab - Then enable "Log data to workspace" checkbox. Cheers Programmer World programmerworld.co/ -
Love this video! Very helpful. Thank you SIR. RESPECT.
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Error using table
All table variables must have the same number of rows.
I've performed RLC ckt analysis and this error occured what should i do?
Check the dimension of the variables you are trying to write to TABLE. You can use WHOIS command in the command prompt to get the dimension of all the variables in the workspace.
As the error message says, a table can successfully be written only when all the variables being written in it is of same size.
For reference, details shown in this video is also shared in the below link:
programmerworld.co/simulink/how-to-export-simulink-scope-data-to-excel-sheet-file-using-writetable-command-in-matlab/
Cheers
Programmer World
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Thank you very much. It was very helpfull for me friend
Thank you
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Simply use 'to workspace' block near scope and give the variable name there. after that make table and rest the same..
Yes, thanks. This ( 'to workspace' block) is also another approach one can use to export data to workspace from Simulink model.
Cheers
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I am getting this error sir, "The data block starting at cell 'A1' exceeds the sheet boundaries" its going beyond excel sheet limit on x axis.
Export it to a csv. There is a limit to how many rows a .xls file can have. Ofc, do keep in mind that even csv files have a limit to how many rows they can contain too.
I think the maximum number of rows permitted to be written in Excel is 2^20 which is 1,048,576. So, for larger data sets it would be good to split it into multiple sheets.
Cheers
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When I had run script for creation of table I am getting error lik" undefined variable out" please help on this
Please check if the variable "out" exists in the workspace.
My case out file not created in workspace ?
Not existing in workspace in out variable
What can do ?
Enable logging data in Scope widow should solve this.
- Go to Settings (from scope plot window)->Logging Tab
- Then enable "Log data to workspace" checkbox.
Cheers
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