Display Formatted Text Table of Data 1.0

displaytable: prints formatted matrix of numerical data with headingsSyntaxdisplaytable(data, colheadings, wid, fms, rowheadings, fid, colsep, rowending)Input:data: a matrix or cell array, containing the data to be put in the table.If a matrix the numbers in the table will be printed to using the defaultformat specifier, or the specifier(s) supplied in fms. data can also be acell array containing a mixture of strings and numbers. each cell in thiscase can contain only a single scalar value. In this case numbers areprinted as in the matrix case, while strings are printed up to themaximum width of the column.colheadings: a cell array of strings for the headings of each column. Canbe an empty cell array if no headings are required.wid: (optional) scalar or vector of column widths to use for the table.If scalar, every column will have the same width. If a vector it must beof the same length as the number of columns. If not supplied, and columnheaders are supplied, the width of the widest column header will be used.If not supplied and column headers are not supplied, a default with of 16characters is used.fms: (optional) a string, or cell array of strings containing formatspecifiers for formatting the numerical output in each column. If asingle string, the same specifier is used for every column. If notsupplied, the 'g' specifier is used for every column.rowheadings: (optional) a cell array of strings for the start of eachrow. Can be an empty cell array if no row headings are required. If rowheadings are supplied, the first column will be made wide enough toaccomodate all the headings.fid: (optional) the file id to print to. Use 1 for stdout (to print tothe command line).colsep: (optional) A string or character to insert between every column.The default separation character is '|'. A table suitible for inclusionin a LaTeX document can be created using the '&' charcter, for example.rowending: (optional) An optional string or character to be appended atthe end of every row. Default is an empty string.Examplescolheadings = {'number of projects','sales','profit'};rowheadings = {'Jimmy Slick', 'Norman Noob'}data = [3 rand(1) rand(1); 1 rand(1) rand(1)];To format the first number in each row as a decimal (%d), the secondnumber %16.4f, and the third as %16.5E do the following:wid = 16;fms = {'d','.4f','.5E'};In this case 16 will be the field width, and '.5E' is what to use for thefms argumentfileID = 1;>> displaytable(data,colheadings,wid,fms,rowheadings,fileID); |number of projec | sales | profitJimmy Slick | 3 | 0.4502 | 5.22908E-001Norman Noob | 1 | 0.9972 | 2.78606E-002*******************Unfortunately the file exchange does not use a fixed width font, hence the ugly example output above

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Appended,  Charcter,  Created,  Default,  Examples,  Noob,  Norman,  Slick
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