How to format numbers in exponential notation with base 1e3
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Julian Schäfer
on 6 Oct 2020
Answered: Star Strider
on 6 Oct 2020
Hi,
I want to format numbers to a exponential notation with the base 1e3.
For example I have a vector a:
a = [25.12; 67.29; 120.00; 256.65; 501.58; 1366.26];
All numbers should have the same 5 digits with a precision of 4 in exponential notation with the base 1e3. So the output should be:
b = 1e3 * [0.0251 0.0673 0.1200 0.2567 0.5016 1.3663];
Does anybody know how to do this?
Thanks!
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Star Strider
on 6 Oct 2020
This will correctly calculate tha mantissas:
rfxm = @(x,xpnt) [sign(x).*10.^(log10(abs(x))-xpnt)]; % Anonymous Function Creating Reformatted Number
so:
a = [25.12; 67.29; 120.00; 256.65; 501.58; 1366.26];
xpnt = +3;
Out = rfxm(a,xpnt)
produces:
Out =
0.0251
0.0673
0.1200
0.2567
0.5016
1.3663
This is as close as I can get to your desired output:
Out = [sprintf('1e%d * [',xpnt) sprintf('%.4f\t', rfxm(a.',xpnt)) ']']
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