MATLAB: Finction datestr and writetable

writetable datestr

I want to save the file to the folder I created with datestr.

But the path path always shows an error, how can I modify it?

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In your code, I see that the filename of your output file is t/a.txt. Then, except if you have a folder named t, it would not work. So my first suggestion would be to get the real path:

writetable(T, fullfile(t, 'a.txt'), 'Delimiter', ' ', 'writevariablenames', false);

Second, the line with fullfile in your code is useless because fullfile is supposed to be used to merge a full filename path. So you can skip it.

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The problem is that 25 of ‘data_datetime’ is NaT (not a time, analogous to NaN, not a number). The datenum function cannot convert NaT to anything.

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