How to format scientific notation to have the same power?

I know this might be dumb but it is messing me up so much. I have a table with data that is in scientific notation. I would like for all the numbers to be displayed to the same power of 10^-10. for example instead of 1.5e-9 , I would like it to be displayed as 15e-10.

MATLAB Script

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clear; clc;
x=[702.8530e-012; 1.1511e-009; 1.0467e-009; 1.3369e-009; 723.8877e-012; 748.1630e-012; 1.0198e-009; 1.1897e-009]
number=[ 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8]
T=table(number,x)

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I would like for all those e-9 to be e-10, does not matter if some numbers have more digits or significant figures than others, the only thing that I am looking for is that 10^-10 format.

if anyone can help, I appreciate it a lot!

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

table() objects do not support that customization. You would need to switch the items to text

[Alfredo Scigliani]

Oh I see, what would be a possible way then? Maybe if it was a 8x2 matrix instead of a table? If possible, how can that customization should be done?

[Walter Roberson]

x=[702.8530e-012; 1.1511e-009; 1.0467e-009; 1.3369e-009; 723.8877e-012; 748.1630e-012; 1.0198e-009; 1.1897e-009]

x = 8×1

1.0e+-8 * 0.0703 0.1151 0.1047 0.1337 0.0724 0.0748 0.1020 0.1190

number=[ 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8]

number = 8×1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

T=table(number,x)

T = 8×2 table
    number        x     
    ______    __________

      1       7.0285e-10
      2       1.1511e-09
      3       1.0467e-09
      4       1.3369e-09
      5       7.2389e-10
      6       7.4816e-10
      7       1.0198e-09
      8       1.1897e-09

T.x = compose("%8.4f", T.x/1e-10) + "E-10"

T = 8×2 table
    number          x       
    ______    ______________

      1       "  7.0285E-10"
      2       " 11.5110E-10"
      3       " 10.4670E-10"
      4       " 13.3690E-10"
      5       "  7.2389E-10"
      6       "  7.4816E-10"
      7       " 10.1980E-10"
      8       " 11.8970E-10"

The "8" part of the %8.4f might need to be adjusted if you had values that were higher scale relative to 1e-10 . Also note that values smaller than 1e-16 will show up as 0