How to extract results from Workspace in a wordpad document.

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Fotis 2015-6-22

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Hi everyone

I have created a program that calculates Temperatures, pressures and other values of some components in a certain process. I want to gather all these results from workspace into a document like the one I have attached below. Anyone knows how to do it? I have tried report generator but seemed really messy. Any help would be very much appreciated.

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You can create such files with fprintf. It is impossible to guess, which parts of the layout are essential and which are optional. But when you have the exact definition of the format, a pile of fprintf commands will create them.

A less general answer is possible if the question is more specific.

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Fotis 2015-6-22

Ok thanks. So, I want to be able to write the name of the variable I want to the left column of the document, then the unit in the middle column of it and finally the corresponding result from Matlab workspace to the right column of the document. The rest of the text are just comments that will help the reader. Is it more specific now??!

Jan 2015-6-22

No really. What do you call "columns"? How is the "name of the variable" represented in Matlab? How do you store the values and the units? How should "the rest are just comments" be implemented?

Please post Matlab code, which creates a relevant part of the available input data. Then show us, how the text file should look like based on these data. And if this is defined exactly, e.g. the number of spaces to define a "column" and the numerical format of the values, translating this into the corresponding fprintf commands is trivial.

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