How to open a .mldatx-file?

Hi,

When I open a .mldatx-file, the Signal Analyzer pops up, but won't show the data which the .mldatx-file contains. I can see the data/graphs the .mldatx-file contains in left downside corner of the screen (graphs in red circle, see image below). So I know the files is not empty, but how do I open it correctly?

I know that a .mldatx-file has something to do with Simulink or Simscape. I received these .mldatx-files without a Simulink-model or script. Do I need one? Or can I create a subsitute script or Simulink-model, so I can open the files?

I also tried to open the files in Simulink with the Simulation Data Inspector, but I could not choose to import a .mldatx-file.

Can someone help me with this problem?

Thanks in advance!

[MEP]

Hi, the .mldatx is Simulink Simulation Data Inspector saved session. The mldatx file extension is associated with the Simulink, a graphical programming environment for modeling and simulating. The mldatx file contains saved session (settings and data) from Simulation Data Inspector. Simulation Data Inspector is a part of Simulink used to inspect and compare data and simulation results to validate and iterate model designs. So, it contains only the simulation results; to see the code you need the original file.

Answer 1

[Yash]

Hi,

An MLDATX file is used to save and load Simulation Data Inspector Sessions in MATLAB. Please refer to the following section of documentation to understand how to load a MLDATX file: https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/save-and-share-simulation-data-inspector-data-and-views.html#:~:text=load%20a%20Simulation%20Data%20Inspector%20session

You can refer to the following video by MathWorks to get more details on Simulation Data Inspector and MLDATX files: https://www.mathworks.com/videos/simulation-data-inspector-1487793414941.html

For more details on saving and sharing Simulation Data Inspector Data and Views, please refer to the following documentation: https://www.mathworks.com/help/simulink/ug/save-and-share-simulation-data-inspector-data-and-views.html

I hope this helps!