Insert blank cells in a matrix

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How can I replace all the NaN values of a matrix with a blank space?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2021-11-30
You cannot do that. Numeric matrices cannot have spaces in them.
You can convert the matrix into a cell array and put spaces into the cell array... but it is not clear why you would do that.
myCell = num2cell(MyMatrix);
myCell(isnan(MyMatrix)) = {' '}; %nan -> space
Now what?
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Emilio Pulli
Emilio Pulli 2021-12-2
编辑:Emilio Pulli 2021-12-2
Ok perfect, it works! Really really thank you!
The last doubt: do you know how to replace a number that has a lower number of digits with respect to the other numbers in the matrix with the same number with zero digits in order to have the same format of the other numbers? For instance, if I have a “1” in a matrix where all the other numbers are decimal with 4 decimal digits, how can I transform it into “1.0000”?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2021-12-2
Use the version with compose and fmt

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