Enter matrix as table format in editor?

Hello,

it is possible to enter a matrix like in the matlab editor

M=[ 1 200 56;

67 0 34;

9 1123 467];

in a kind of "table format" that does not loose its arragement of rows and colummns if I i.e. change the number of digits in one place?

Best regards, Tina

[madhan ravi]

please share a picture of your desired with the matrix M

[Tina Gottwald]

Hello,

I can enter the matrix as shown above in "text format" in the Matlab editor.

If I then double click on M in the workspace, I get the "table format" shown in the lower half of the picture.

However, if I edit matrix M in the "table format", the change will be lost if I clear the workspace oder close matlab.

A change in the "text format" in the editor is permanent, as long as I save the file.

I would like to use the "table format" but still work the same as in the editor. Is this possible?

Best regards, Tina

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

If I undestand the question, are you looking for this one or mat file??

M=[ 1 200 56; 
    67 0 34; 
   9 1123 467]

Command Window:

M =
           1         200          56
          67           0          34
           9        1123         467

[Tina Gottwald]

Hello,

I am looking for a way to enter a matrix in Matlabs editor window 'neatly" like in a table. Like in excel, not as in a text editor, where I have to work with spaces and taps to keep the arrangement of rows and colummns if I change a number in the matrix.

I dont care about the output in the command window.

Best regards, Tina

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Same thing internaly reflected in varibles (Double click on particular variable)

[Tina Gottwald]

Hello,

this format would be the thing I need.

However, I do want to enter a certain matrix in the editor (m.file) permanently and save it, not just enter it in the workspace.

Best regards, Tina

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Hello @Tina

Matrices or vectors are stored in that similliar way. All variables use in script are reflected in workspace, just double click on the variable in workspace you will get the sheet.

All vectors are reflected in the same way internally.

If you want to read/write excel sheet, you can look here or xlsread function.

Hope it Helps!