MATLAB: Publishing the matlab code to pdf

publishing the matlab code to pdf

I have a problem with Publishing the Matlab code to pdf, the table for results is wider than the page width, so it appear unclear , its can of mess. Is there any way to correct it? The published pdf file is attached.

Thanks in advance

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From what I understand, the table is too big for the page and the PDF table looks unclear. One way to correct the table is to instead publish as an HTML document. The HTML document will include a scroll bar that is dependent on the width of the table. A second option if PDF is required is to break the table into multiple pieces so that 1 table is represented as 2 or 3 tables. This method will allow you to keep your output as a PDF while maintaining the appearance for the tables.

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