convert Mat file (in matlab) to excel sheet

fatin

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Hi

I have mat file (Histgr.mat) including struct of array(Hist), this structure include the fields (Name, Color Histogram (16 dimension)), I would like to convert these data (Name, Color Histogram ) to excel sheet, I used the xlswrite function in matlab after loading the (Histgr.mat)as for example :

xlswrite('Xlsf1.xls', ' Hist.Nam') I get the error:
Too many input arguments.
then I change the function as:

xlswrite('Xlsf1.xls', 'Nam') I get the error:

undefined variable Nam

for convert the color histogram, also I get the error:
Dimension of input array cannot be higher than two.

Please, any one help me
 

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