from numbers of 6 digits, how to remove the ones ending in 00000, 0000, 000 and 00

i have a column of more than a thousand numbers of 6 digits, imagine something like the following:

100000

105000

126577

148400...

I need to eliminate the rows which number correspond to a number ending in 00000, 0000, 000 and 00, i was advice to use math operations or to convert the numbers to string, but i have not been able to achive it, i guess it´s a quite silly operation, but i have no idea.

Thanks!

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

I don't know why you need string operations. Simply find out what numbers are not multiples of 10 and extract only those:

v = [...
100000
2
31
105000
12340
123400
123456
1030
126577
148400]
% Find out which rows are not a multiple of 10.
validRows = mod(v, 10) ~= 0
% Extract only the good rows.
v = v(validRows)

[Juan David Mateus]

Thank you very much, actually the ones ending in "0" i do need them haha, but i just changed 10 for a 100 and worked perfectly. Thanks!