How to Align Text with Correct Numeric Output

I have a cell named labels with size 116x1 that contains text data. This cell labels the elements of vector Fezq, also with size 116x1.

I performed a series of manipulations to Fezq, including removing most of the elements, and indexing the remaining values into a previously established matrix, to generate the 2x1 vector xFe54t_Flim.

I would like to create a 2x2 table that contains the labels values in the first column that correspond to the appropriate xFe54t_Flim values in the second column.

For instance, one of my Fezq values that was not removed is .0844, which corresponds to the label "KAH 2". After being indexed into a previous matrix, the value of .0844 turns into .0014. I would like to create a 2x2 table, and in the first row, in the first column, there is "KAH 2", and in the first row, in the second column, there is .0014. How could I go about doing this?

Thanks for the help, and I apologize for the text-heavy question.

Jonathan

[Walter Roberson]

Is this a table() object you are talking about? You appear to want the first row to be numeric and the second row to be text, but table() objects work better if columns are all the same datatype, rather than rows being the same datatype.

You talk about "align". table() objects are not designed for presentation purposes.

[Jonathan Pinko]

I apologize for not being clear, but I would want all the columns to be the same datatype, with one column being text and the other being numeric.

I believe this is a table() object I am talking about.

[Walter Roberson]

Okay, so create a 2 x 1 variable of numeric values, and a 2 x 1 variable that is either a string array or a cell array of character vectors. Then table(numeric_vector, text_vector)

[Jonathan Pinko]

Ah, perfect. Thank you!