Trouble with fprinft and transpose.

I'm new to MATLAB and coding and I could use some help. I have four row vectors. I want to make a table with four columns. The first variable won't transpose to column with fprintf, why?

>> fprintf ('\t%.1f %7.4f %7.4f %10.4f \n', A', x', y', z')
  0.0 36.0000 72.0000   108.0000 
  144.0 180.0000 216.0000   252.0000 
  288.0 324.0000 360.0000    -0.0000 
  -0.3 -0.5662 -0.7839    -0.9269 
  -1.0 -0.9269 -0.7839    -0.5662 
  -0.3 -0.0000 -0.0000    -0.1267 
  -0.4 -0.6897 -0.9009    -0.9775 
  -0.9 -0.6897 -0.4004    -0.1267 
  -0.0 -0.0000 -0.2893    -0.5552 
  -0.8 -0.9228 -0.9775    -0.9228 
  -0.8 -0.5552 -0.2893    -0.0000

Here are my variables: >> A,x,y,z

A =

     0    36    72   108   144   180   216   252   288   324   360

x =

         0   -0.2965   -0.5662   -0.7839   -0.9269   -0.9775   -0.9269   -0.7839   -0.5662   -0.2965         0

y =

         0   -0.1267   -0.4004   -0.6897   -0.9009   -0.9775   -0.9009   -0.6897   -0.4004   -0.1267         0

z =

         0   -0.2893   -0.5552   -0.7742   -0.9228   -0.9775   -0.9228   -0.7742   -0.5552   -0.2893         0

[per isakson]

See my function tprintf, tprintf writes tabular data to a text file. The answer is under the tab, Examples.

[Ted Weber]

Thanks!

Answer 1

[Ted Weber]

Thanks for the help! I came to basically the same solution, before I saw Star Strider's response. I still don't really understand why I couldn't transpose the original vector, but I was able to get the table to look exactly how I wanted by doing this:

>> table=[A;x;y;z];
fprintf ('\t %7.1f \t %8.4f \t %9.4f \t \t %11.4f \n', table)
       0.0     -0.0000      -0.0000           -0.0000 
      36.0     -0.2965      -0.1267           -0.2893 
      72.0     -0.5662      -0.4004           -0.5552 
     108.0     -0.7839      -0.6897           -0.7742 
     144.0     -0.9269      -0.9009           -0.9228 
     180.0     -0.9775      -0.9775           -0.9775 
     216.0     -0.9269      -0.9009           -0.9228 
     252.0     -0.7839      -0.6897           -0.7742 
     288.0     -0.5662      -0.4004           -0.5552 
     324.0     -0.2965      -0.1267           -0.2893 
     360.0     -0.0000      -0.0000           -0.0000

Answer 2

[Star Strider]

Since all your variables are row vectors, try this:

fprintf ('\t%5.1f %7.4f %7.4f %10.4f \n', [A; x; y; z])

It should give you the result you want.

[Ted Weber]

Thanks!

[Star Strider]

My pleasure!

[Diaa]

Could you please explain why the first vector didn't get transposed?