how to display the <1x19 cell> values in msgbox

I need to display the <1x19 cell> values in msgbox using GUI.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Every element of a cell array is allowed to be a different type, include structures, objects, multidimensional arrays, strings -- and other cell arrays. Some of those cannot be displayed as text, and some of them are a nuisance to display as text (e.g., 5 dimensional arrays of structures of multidimensional arrays of numeric values.) It is therefore not generally possible to display the contents of a cell array in a msgbox.

Displaying the contents might be practical if the form of the contents is known and fixed.

If the contents are strings you might wish to look at strjoin()

[ajith]

i use cell2mat to change the cell into an array. i need to display the 19x1 value in msg box . Please explain in coding been useful for me,

[Walter Roberson]

Star Strider already showed you

h = msgbox(sprintf('%g\n',cellvct{:}));     % Display Cell In ‘msgbox’

The only thing I would change about that would be to use

h = msgbox(sprintf('%g ',cellvct{:}));     % Display Cell In ‘msgbox’

Or if you already have an array then

h = msgbox(sprintf('%g ',YourVector));     % Display vector In ‘msgbox’

[ajith]

yes...working great thank you sir

but i mention the name like that (i.e)

h = msgbox(sprintf('Feature area=%g\n',x(1,1)));

h = msgbox(sprintf('Feature volume=%g\n',x(2,1)));

. .

i need to show it fully in one msgbox with specified name and values its possible sir.

[Walter Roberson]

x =[149.3; 85.13323; 2; 42.5; sqrt(exp(1))];
msgstr = sprintf('Feature area=%g\nFeature volume=%g\nFeature Euclidean Number=%d\nFeature Perimeter=%g\nFeature Creeper=%g', x(1:5,1));
msgbox(msgstr);

Answer 2

[Star Strider]

This works:

cellvct = {randi(99, 1, 19)};               % Create Cell
h = msgbox(sprintf('%g\n',cellvct{:}));     % Display Cell In ‘msgbox’

[ajith]

i use cell2mat to change the cell into an array. i need to display the 19x1 value in msg box . Please explain in coding been useful for me,