Hi Johnathan,
Your issue may be solved this way:
% If 'T' is the variable holding the table,
C = table2cell(T);
C = C';
C = C(:);
S = struct(C{:})
It's farily interesting what's going in here, unde the hood.
We're trying to create a struct using the syntax: struct(field1, value1, field2, value2, ..., fieldN, valueN). So we need to be passing all 216*2=432 fields in this way.
To start with, we convert the table 'T' into a cell array which is easier to manipulate.
Then we linearize this 216x2 cell array into a one dimensional cell array. (We need to transpose the Cell Array first, to linearize in the right order)
Finally, we make use the fact that a cell array when indexed using {} in a range, would produce a comma-separated list which can be passed into functions where each element acts like a different function argument.
Hope it helps!
