To set the resolution of the output file for a built-in MATLAB format, use the -r switch. (For example, -r300 sets the output resolution to 300 dots per inch.) The -r switch is also supported for Windows Enhanced Metafiles, JPEG, and PNG files, but is not supported for Ghostscript formats.

MyTable= 9×3 table A B C _____ ______ _______ ' 458.98 ' ' 530.14 ' ' 289.4 ' ' 434.81 ' ' 186.44 ' ' 0 ' ' 231.29 ' ' 311.86 ' ' 239.93 ' If your table contains foreign-language or non-ASCII characters, you must use the 'Encoding' parameter to ensure your data is written correctly. Set 'Encoding' to 'UTF-8' which supports a wide range of foreign-language and non-ASCII characters.

To examine the resulting file, read the table back into the workspace by using the readtable function. With the correct encoding parameter the writetable function is successful in writing the data. File name, specified as a character vector or string scalar. To write to a specific folder, specify the full path name. Otherwise, writetable writes to a file in the current folder. If filename includes the file extension, then writetable determines the file format from the extension.

Otherwise, writetable creates a comma separated text file and appends the extension.txt. Alternatively, you can specify filename without the file’s extension, and then include the 'FileType' name-value pair arguments to indicate the type of file.

Locale for writing dates, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'DateLocale' and a character vector or a string scalar. When writing datetime values to the file, use DateLocale to specify the locale in which writetable should write month and day-of-week names and abbreviations. The character vector or string takes the form xx_ YY, where xx is a lowercase ISO 639-1 two-letter code indicating a language, and YY is an uppercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code indicating a country. Classic nintendo gc gamecube style usb wired controller for pc and mac download. For a list of common values for the locale, see the Locale name-value pair argument for the function. Writetable ignores the 'DateLocale' parameter value whenever dates can be written as Excel-formatted dates. See for more information.

Example: 'DateLocale','ja_JP' or 'DateLocale','ja_JP' Data Types: char string. 'Big5' 'ISO-8859-1' 'windows-847' 'Big5-HKSCS' 'ISO-8859-2' 'windows-949' 'CP949' 'ISO-8859-3' 'windows-1250' 'EUC-KR' 'ISO-8859-4' 'windows-1251' 'EUC-JP' 'ISO-8859-5' 'windows-1252' 'EUC-TW' 'ISO-8859-6' 'windows-1253' 'GB18030' 'ISO-8859-7' 'windows-1254' 'GB2312' 'ISO-8859-8' 'windows-1255' 'GBK' 'ISO-8859-9' 'windows-1256' 'IBM866' 'ISO-8859-11' 'windows-1257' 'KOI8-R' 'ISO-8859-13' 'windows-1258' 'KOI8-U' 'ISO-8859-15' 'US-ASCII' 'Macintosh' 'UTF-8' 'Shift_JIS' Example: 'system' or 'system' uses the system default encoding. Data Types: char string. Worksheet to write to, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'Sheet' and a character vector or a string scalar containing the worksheet name or a positive integer indicating the worksheet index. The worksheet name cannot contain a colon (:). To determine the names of sheets in a spreadsheet file, use [status,sheets] = xlsfinfo(filename).