Controls the format of x, y, z tick labels using format strings allowed by SPRINTF
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Denis Gilbert (2021). ticks_format (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/726-ticks_format), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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Inspired: percent_ticks, Ogive optimization toolbox
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It is helpful for my dissertation
same comment as Murray, useful but unfortunately not adapted for zooming. Refer to solution Number: 1-19PZ1 to correct (http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/data/1-19PZ1.html?solution=1-19PZ1)
Excellent to change in only one line the tick number format.
Good utility. I agree, this should be included in Matlab though. I don't drag or pan much, so this should be just fine for me!
Very useful, but not compatable with zoom and pan (drag).
I had a vague idea how to program this myself but it would have taken me several hours to do it. I appreciate not having to reinvent the wheel and will derive great utility from it in the future.
A fuction that should actually be included in Matlab. Like this just a workaround, but works fine.