I am trying to use fprintf to make a text file of the variable a which is an 853x3 cell. a{:,1} is filled with strings containing two letters followed by three numbers followed by a letter. a{:,2} and a{:,3} are filled with numbers.
I want my text file to look like this:
aa111a 1.1111e+1 1.1111e+1
bb222b 2.2222e+2 2.2222e+2
...
Using:
removedIso.fileID = fopen('removedIso.txt','w');
fprintf(removedIso.fileID,'%s %1.4e %1.4e \n',a{:,:});
I get a text file where the fist two letters of each string have been removed and there are 2 numbers following the remaining part of the string neither of which are a{:,2} or a{:,3}, and a{:,1} and a{:,3} are crammed at the bottom of the file:
11a 7.6000e+01 1.0500e+02
22b 6.6000e+01 1.0100e+02
...
Anyone have any idea why Matlab is cutting off the letters at the beginning of the string and where these random numbers are coming from?

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Star Strider
Star Strider am 2 Jul. 2015

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You have to print mixed-class (such a string and numeric) variables with a loop:
a = {'aa111a' 1.1111e+1 1.1111e+1
'bb222b' 2.2222e+2 2.2222e+2};
for k1 = 1:size(a,1)
fprintf(removedIso.fileID, '%s %10.4e %10.4e\n', a{k1,:})
end
aa111a 1.1111e+01 1.1111e+01
bb222b 2.2222e+02 2.2222e+02

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Tessa Hennigh
Tessa Hennigh am 2 Jul. 2015
Works! Thank you so much!
Star Strider
Star Strider am 2 Jul. 2015
My pleasure!

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