This seems useful, especially with allowing the arbitrary numbers of both kinds of factors. But what functions would you use to get the actual F values from data that are arranged in the same way?
So I looked at the part you mentioned and it doesn’t do what I want. I’m trying to avoid xlswrite because I have a mix of strings and numbers. Is there any way to make cprintf do the actual file output but without any spaces for padding?
I may well have missed that part. It’s a pretty long file and searching it for “tab” or “space” brings up a lot of hits. I’ll peruse that part. Thanks!
This function is great for quickly and easily printing a cell array to a text file without worrying too much about format strings. But I can’t figure out how to prevent it from doing any padding with spaces. I’d like to output to a strictly tab-delimited file. I’ll probably be reading said file into excel or SPSS, so I don’t need the spaces for alignment, but I can’t figure out any way to leave them out entirely. (..., 'ntab', 1) isn’t doing it. Am I missing something, or is that functionality absent.
