MATLAB: How to Display a Long Array in Command Window without Showing which Columns they are from.

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Hi everyone,

I have a 1 x 300 array of numbers that I would like to display in the command window but I don't want the display showing the columns represented in each row. I'm just looking for a clean block of separated numbers as if the spaces weren't there. So far, I have thought about using a while loop with a counter to advance each set or 14 data points to display until all the rows are display. Does anyone have any more clever or simpler ways of completing this?

Thanks, Eric

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perLine = 14;
fmt = [repmat('%8.4f ', 1, perLine), '\n'];
fprintf(fmt, YourVector);
if mod( length(YourVector), perLine) ~= 0; fprintf('\n'); end

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