fprintf does not support cell array in matlab

fprintf does not support cell arrays directly, but you can convert the cell array to a string with the sprintf function and then use it in fprintf. Here's an example:

main.m
data = {'John', 25, 'Male'; 'Jane', 30, 'Female'};
str = sprintf('%s\t%d\t%s\n', data{:});
fprintf('%s', str);
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In this example, we first define a cell array data containing some data. Then, we use the {:} syntax to extract the contents of the cell array and pass them as inputs to sprintf. The first argument to sprintf is a format string that specifies the formatting of the output. In this case, we use %s, %d, and %s placeholders for a string, an integer, and another string, respectively, and \t and \n as tab and newline characters. The output of sprintf is a string that we store in the variable str. Finally, we use fprintf to print the contents of str to the console.

This approach can be adjusted to match the structure and contents of your cell array.