Create and save a table

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Vittorio Faustinella
Vittorio Faustinella on 17 Nov 2021
Answered: Cris LaPierre on 17 Nov 2021
How can i create and save a table from a multiple result of a function?
I used this command to print result on a file.dat
fprintf(fid1,' _______________________________________________________________________ \n');
fprintf(fid1,'r(m) b(r,t)(m) P(r,t)(Pa) r^2/t (m^2/s) Sw\n');
fprintf(fid1,' ________________________________________________________________ \n');
fprintf(fid1,'%15.2f %15.6f %15.6e %15.6e %12.4f\n',r,b_r,P,Sim,S_w)
and I've something like this
________________________________________________________________________
r(m) b(r,t)(m) P(r,t)(Pa) r^2/t (m^2/s) Sw
________________________________________________________________________
0.30 70.000000 2.068816e+07 2.853881e-09 0.3000
0.60 70.000000 2.060942e+07 1.141553e-08 0.3000
0.90 70.000000 2.056336e+07 2.568493e-08 0.3000
.... ........ ........ ........ ......
but i want the same result on a table .xls (for example) or .mat
Thanks for your help.

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Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre on 17 Nov 2021
Since you already have the variables defined, I would create a variable of data type table.
varnames = ["r(m)" "b(r,t)(m)" "P(r,t)(Pa)" "r^2/t (m^2/s)" "Sw"];
r = [0.3 0.6 0.9]';
b_r = [70 70 70]';
P = [2.068816e7 2.060942e7 2.056336e7]';
Sim = [2.853881e-9 1.141553e-8 2.568493e-8]';
S_w = [.3 .3 .3]';
% create a table
T = table(r,b_r,P,Sim,S_w,'VariableNames',varnames)
T = 3×5 table
r(m) b(r,t)(m) P(r,t)(Pa) r^2/t (m^2/s) Sw ____ _________ __________ _____________ ___ 0.3 70 2.0688e+07 2.8539e-09 0.3 0.6 70 2.0609e+07 1.1416e-08 0.3 0.9 70 2.0563e+07 2.5685e-08 0.3
I could then write this table to an xlsx file using writetable.

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