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Retrieving Elements of Query Results
For the example used in this section, the query results are assigned to the workspace variable A.
A =
[12.7500]
[10.1900]
[52.8400]
Retrieving a Single Element
To retrieve a single element from A, enclose the element's row and column numbers in curly braces. For example, to retrieve the first element, type
A1 = A{1}
A1 = 12.75
Retrieving an Entire Column or Row
To retrieve the data in an entire column or row, use colons within the curly braces. You then assign the results to a numeric array by enclosing them in square brackets. For example, type
AA=[A{:}]
AA =
12.7500 10.1900 52.8400
You can also retrieve the contents using the celldisp function. For example, type
celldisp(A)
A{1} =
12.7500
A{2} =
10.1900
A{3} =
52.8400
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