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Dear all,

How to plot fprintf data results as a table in figure?

Thank you

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Please do change as per your requirements

T=table;
for k=1:100
    data1=k;
    %fprintf('The value is %d \n',data1);
    data2=k+10;
    %fprintf('The 2nd value is %d \n',data2);
    table_data=table(data1,data2);
    T=[T;table_data];
end
T.Properties.VariableNames = {'Data1_Name' 'Data2_Name'};
T

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If you want to get fancy you can use a uitable control.

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  tableData(n,1) = n
  tableData(n,2) = rand(1,1);
  tableData(n,3) = rand(1,1);
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This may not entirely answer your question, but hopefully it points you in the right direction. Suppose you have a vector of weeks, names, and scores:

weeks = 1:5;
names = {'Tom Brady','Tom Brady','Tom Brady','Matt Ryan','Tom Brady'};
scores = [17 45 28 66 49];

You can concatenate these into a cell array:

c = cat(1,num2cell(weeks),names,num2cell(scores));

And then use a single fprintf statement:

fprintf('The winner of week %d is %s with %d points.\n',c{:});

The output should look like this:

The winner of week 1 is Tom Brady with 17 points.
The winner of week 2 is Tom Brady with 45 points.
The winner of week 3 is Tom Brady with 28 points.
The winner of week 4 is Matt Ryan with 66 points.
The winner of week 5 is Tom Brady with 49 points.

Does that help?

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