Switching a row vector to a column vector

I am having trouble switching a row vector to a column vector using fprintf. However, when I enter the variable that has the vector into the command window, it displays a column. But when I try to output that same variable using fprintf, it shows up as a column. I have another vector that I am trying to add it beside, because I am creating a table. I can't seem to do this however, because the vector will not flip. This is my output so far:

The bottom row of numbers is what I am trying to make a column and put it under "F" in the table. (The row goes on longer, I didn't screencap it all because it would have made the numbers too small in the image).

I have tried using the ' to flip the vector, but with no avail.

Thanks!

Answer 1

[Titus Edelhofer]

Hi,

output using fprintf needs always to be done row wise, not column wise. So build up your data e.g. into a cell matrix and print it then using fprintf ...

Titus

[Matthew]

But what I don't understand is that I used fprintf for that first column that you see in the image, and it worked just fine. Why is the second column any different?

Thanks for your help.

[Joseph Cheng]

can you paste in the section of code?

[Matthew]

It's the third fprintf statement that's giving me the row when the second is outputting a column. When I add a \n to the third fprintf statement, it produces the column, but it is a line lower than I want it to be. Can I not put two vectors right next to each other like I am trying to? (When I input F and C into the command window, both give me columns).

Thanks

[Matthew]

never mind guys, I figured it out. Thank you for your help!