I have a problem aligning text in uitable due to the data type.
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Hi all,
I have a uitable in my figure and can`t seem to adjust the alignment of the text. Apparently, from the documenation (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/matlab.ui.control.tableappd-properties.html), char is automatically displayed justified to the left and the numeric to the right.
In my code, i converted num2cell the 4 arrays and then combined them by horzcat to get the final table to use. This is what i got: All the columns to the left except the N is to the right. Can anyone help me adjust this please? Either by working on data type, alignments in uitables, or any other solution that makes the tables readable instead of looking confusing! Thanks
![uit.PNG](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/218911/uit.png)
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Walter Roberson
2019-5-11
Instead of the [505 etc] you could put a variable that had the numeric values.
However, this approach is useless to you, as string() and compose() were not added until R2016b.
arrayfun(@(x) sprintf('%-3s', sprintf('%.3g',x)), YourArray, 'uniform', 0)
However, %.3g is perhaps not suitable for your last column.
You can sprintf uniform 0 each column by itself, with whatever numeric format and string width you want.
There are certainly other ways to get left justification. One way is to write, for example,
LJ = @(S, N) [S, blanks(N-strlen(S))];
arrayfun(@(x) LJ(sprintf('%.3g', x), 3), YourArray, 'uniform', 0)
but if you are going to be doing columns separately and putting them together then,
arrayfun(@(x) sprintf('%-3d', x), YourArray(:,1), 'uniform', 0)
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