How can I print the positions that a value occur in a row array?

If I have the matrix

A = [0, 2, 2, 6, 4, 3, 10]

and

Minimum = min(A)

How do I print the column positions that each minimum value occurs at? The statement below works only if there is only one minimum value present.

Assume X is the value of the position of the minimum value.

How can I print the positions if the minimum value occurs more than once?

fprintf('\nMinimum Temperature [degrees C]: %f (at position(s): %f)',Minimum, X);

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Try this:

X = randi(9, 1, 40)
minTemperature = min(X);
indexes = find(X == min(X));
fprintf('Minimum Temperature of %.3f degrees C:\n', minTemperature);
fprintf('   at position: %d\n', indexes);

Sample results:

X =
  Columns 1 through 21
     2     7     5     5     8     8     5     3     2     8     9     9     6     1     1     2     1     7     2     6     8
  Columns 22 through 40
     6     4     8     3     3     8     5     3     7     2     9     3     1     1     7     8     7     7     9
Minimum Temperature of 1.000 degrees C:
   at position: 14
   at position: 15
   at position: 17
   at position: 34
   at position: 35

[Andrew Padilla]

I receive the following errors when running the code:

Index exceeds array bounds.

Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.

UPDATE:

I have fixed the issue. I kept the code that I was originally using except I separated the print statements into two like you did in the code you provided above. Thank you.