Hello. How can I change format of the some value in table function?

I want to display values with help of the table function under different format.

[jgg]

Does the command format not do what you want? Perhaps you could show us what you're trying to do, and what you currently are getting?

[Zak Kankin]

There my code:

format short e
 T = table([1:i]',std_before(:,1),t_std(:,1),'VariableNames',...
     {'num','std_before','std_after'})

getting result in such view:

       num        std_before    std_after 
    __________    __________    __________
    1.0000e+00    4.9202e-05    7.9809e-06
    2.0000e+00    3.9159e-05    1.0550e-05
    3.0000e+00    1.2294e-04    1.9551e-05
    4.0000e+00    1.4849e-04    1.8173e-05
    5.0000e+00    8.5471e-05    1.0604e-05
    6.0000e+00    2.5667e-04    2.1527e-05
    7.0000e+00    2.6500e-04    2.4409e-05
    8.0000e+00    5.6494e-05    1.5062e-05

But I want num variable show as integer.

[Peter Perkins]

This:

format short e

is your problem. You've specifically said to NOT display anything as integers. Try using format short g instead.

[Zak Kankin]

but another way for set separate formats didn't described in the help

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Clear as mud. Different than what? Like one of the values in one of the table columns (say the 10th row) has 7 decimal places while all the other values in all the other rows have 4 decimal places or something like that??? You'll need to give an example. You might just have to use fprintf() and get exactly whatever peculiar formatting you want. You get the most flexibility with fprintf() because you have to specify absolutely everything.

[Zak Kankin]

Yes, you right. It was need to make columns in different formats (accuracy). But table function maybe can't adjusted for this. I decided use fprintf as you recomend. Thank you.