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How to write to a file from anywhere?

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Deon Hargrove
Deon Hargrove el 27 de Abr. de 2020
Cerrada: MATLAB Answer Bot el 20 de Ag. de 2021
I am creating a program that checks simulink models for errors and log those errors in an excel spreadsheet. This sheet is stored in the script folders, and multiple functions write to it. Right now the program will break when I am not currently in the scripts folder, but I want to know if there is a way for me to not be in the script folder while the program is running and it still works?
function eraseWhiteSpace(app)
%%%%%%App Specific Stuff
% stop the timer while we are running
stop(app.projectTimer);
% disable the generate button while we are running
%app.RunCleanupButton.Enable = 'off';
app.StatusArea.Value = 'Running erase whitespace function. This can take awhile...';
filename = app.TopModelEditField.Value;
[folder, system, extension] = fileparts(filename);
load_system(system);
%%%%%%End App Specific Stuff
%Remove Old whitespace findings mat file
projects = slproject.getCurrentProjects;
projectRoot = projects.RootFolder;
saveFolder = [projectRoot '\scripts'];
saveFileFullName = [saveFolder '\whiteSpaceFindings.mat'];
warning('off','all')
baseFileName = 'ErrorReport.xlsx';
fullFileName = fullfile(saveFolder, baseFileName);
xlswrite(fullFileName ,baseFileName,'ErrorReport');
warning('on','all')
R = table(Diagram,portsWithBlanks,'VariableNames',varNames);
writetable(R,baseFileName,'Sheet','PortsWithBlanks');
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Anna Case
Anna Case el 27 de Abr. de 2020
You could try using "[fPath '\' fName]" to specify where to save your excel file where:
[fPath, fName, fExt] = fileparts(fullfile(path,file));
Deon Hargrove
Deon Hargrove el 27 de Abr. de 2020
It's not saving that is my issue. I can save it and run it just fine. What my leader wants me to do is see if I can write to file from anywhere.
For example the excel file is in the scripts folder, but I am currently in the projects folder. Right now I would get an error because it can't write to the excel file since it is in another folder, which makes sense to me. I want to know if it is possible to have it write to that file even though I'm in a completely different folder.

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