Rounding Numerical values in an array to decimal points

How can i round the values in the array to 2 decimasl places. The round functio n does not work with arrays how would i be able to get to the Expected output below?

Code:

a = [12.75687 44.8947584 55.2382 6.34758485]
round =(a,2) 

Expected Output:

[12.76 44.89 55.24 6.35]

[Stephen23]

"The round functio n does not work with arrays"

It does (and always has):

a = [12.75687,44.8947584,55.2382,6.34758485]

a = 1×4

12.7569 44.8948 55.2382 6.3476

b = round(a,2)

b = 1×4

12.7600 44.8900 55.2400 6.3500

[dpb]

Perhaps OP is confusing the number of decimal places printed at the command line with the precision of the answer -- in

b = round(a,2)
b = 1×4
12.7600   44.8900   55.2400    6.3500 

there are still four digits after the decimal displayed.

That is, of course, a fignewton of the format option selected in the command line and is not able to be changed other than for the relatively few available options -- "short", "long", ...

The one that might be of interest here for the specific case of two decimals is

>> a = [12.75687,44.8947584,55.2382,6.34758485];
b = round(a,2)
b =
   12.7600   44.8900   55.2400    6.3500
>> format bank
>> b
b =
         12.76         44.89         55.24          6.35
>> 

But, it has the disadvantage for very large numbers that it is fixed format.

If it is needed to display a specific number of digits, one has to use one of the formatting options with fprintf or the like.