I second Barry's suggestions.
(1) Tell us exactly what is happening with your program.
Error messages? Wrong output? No output?
Is the file opening OK but failing during the reading?
Or does the open fail? Note that since you have not
specified a full absolute path for the file, then it
must be in the correct folder (usually the current path)
for it to be found by the IDE during debugging.
For VS this is usually the same folder as where the .cpp
and .vcproj files are located.
Also note this from the docs for fscanf_s:
"fscanf_s doesn't currently support input from a UNICODE stream."
(2) Post the actual code from your program, using
Windows copy & paste, and put it in a "Code Block"
in the forum message editor.
One small observation - your code has:
cout << a.list[i][j] << "/t";
I suspect you wanted a tab character which is "\t"
or '\t'.
- Wayne