How can I write the content of the cells in a cell array to a text files

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MA 2022-1-25

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hello, given a herarical cell array as in the image below, how can I write the contetnt of the cells data{2,2}{i,1} to a seperate text file. i.e. instead of having them as cellarray>>table, Is there a way that can allow me to convert them to folder>>textfiles, and save them on my machine?

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MA 2022-1-26

编辑：MA 2022-1-26

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I have edited my code and got the needed output but I am having an issue with naming the folders and the files as:

the folders should have the name of the text file that it origanlly came from, that path of these text file is already stored in the cell arra DATA{i,1} but I just want to get their names not the full path.

the text files inside a folder should hold the date value stored inside them as their names.

How I can possibly do that?

 for ii=1:10% "DATA" is the cell array mentioned in question
    currCell=DATA{ii,2};% current cell in the iteration
     for jj=1:length(currCell)
        name= %THE FOLDER NAME SHOULD HAVE THE NAME OF THE TEXT FILE IT ORIGANLLY CAME FROM;  %new folder name
        mkdir(name) %create new folder
        currTable=currCell{jj,1};% current table in the iteration
        filename= %THE FILE NAME SHOULD HAVE THE VALUE OF THE DATE THAT IS STORED IN THE TABLE "currTable";  % NEW TEXTFILE NAME
        f = fullfile(name,filename);
        writetable(currTable,f); 
    end
end

Stephen23 2022-1-26

编辑：Stephen23 2022-1-26

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Take a look at https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/fileparts.html

I am guessing you want something like:

[~,name] = fileparts(DATA{ii,1});

and this shoudl be in the ii, not in the jj loop:

 for ii = 1:10 % "DATA" is the cell array mentioned in question
     [~,name] = fileparts(DATA{ii,1});
     mkdir(name)
     currCell = DATA{ii,2}; % current cell in the iteration
     for jj = 1:numel(currCell)
        ...
    end
end