Generate Random Numbers

Generate a 4-by-4 array of random numbers. Initialize the random number generator using a seed of1, so that each time the example runs,randproduces the same numbers.

formatlongrng("default"); rng(1); randNumbers = rand(4)

randNumbers =4×40.417022004702574 0.146755890817113 0.396767474230670 0.204452249731517 0.720324493442158 0.092338594768798 0.538816734003357 0.878117436390945 0.000114374817345 0.186260211377671 0.419194514403295 0.027387593197926 0.302332572631840 0.345560727043048 0.685219500396759 0.670467510178402

The numbers display with a precision of 15 digits after the decimal point.

Create a Document

Import the DOM package so that you do not have to use long, fully-qualified class names.

importmlreportgen.dom.*

Create a PDF document. To create a Microsoft® Word, HTML, or single-file HTML document, change "pdf"to "docx", "html", or "html-file", respectively.

d = Document("randomnumbers","pdf");

Create a Table

Create a DOM table from the array of random numbers.

t = Table(randNumbers);

Specify the Table Style

Specify that numbers in the table have a precision of 3 digits after the decimal point by using anmlreportgen.dom.NumberFormatobject. Specify the table width, border, and column and row separators.

t.Style = [t.Style {NumberFormat("%1.3f"),...Width("100%"),...Border("solid"),...ColSep("solid"),...RowSep("solid")}];

Center the table entries in the table cells.

t.TableEntriesHAlign ="center";

Generate the Report

Append the table to the document. Close and view the document.

append(d,t); close(d); rptview(d);