transfer numerical data end with 'M' and 'B'

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Yu Li
Yu Li le 7 Mar 2024
Modifié(e) : Stephen23 le 7 Mar 2024
Hi:
I have a numerical data that is for example, 1234567, I can translate to "%f" and "%e" format using Matlab, but I would like to transfer the data to something like this: 1.23M, where "M" represent "million", simliar if the data is even larger, over billion, I can transfer it as "1.2b".
is it possible to do this is Matlab?
Thanks!
Yu
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Dyuman Joshi
Dyuman Joshi le 7 Mar 2024
Modifié(e) : Dyuman Joshi le 7 Mar 2024
No, there is no official MATLAB command that does that. You will have to write the code for it.
You can utilize the hint that I provided above.
P.S - Isn't the symbol for billion supposed to be B and not b?
Stephen23
Stephen23 le 7 Mar 2024
Modifié(e) : Stephen23 le 7 Mar 2024
As an alternative, you could download and try using my function NUM2WORDS():
It covers the entire DOUBLE range, has many options, and has been extensively tested:
num2words(1234567,'type','highest','sigfig',3)
ans = 'one point two three million'
Note that if you only use the first letter you will have a problem when you reach Quadrillion and Quintillion.
Or you could download my function NUM2SIP():
It provides all of the SI prefixes, and has also been extensively tested:
num2sip(1234567,3)
ans = '1.23 M'

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Chunru
Chunru le 7 Mar 2024
You can define your own function. Here is an example:
sprintfkmb(12345678)
ans = "12.345678M"
sprintfkmb(-12345678)
ans = "-12.345678M"
sprintfkmb(-1238)
ans = "-1.238000k"
sprintfkmb(-1234567890123)
ans = "-1234.567890b"
function s = sprintfkmb(a)
str = ["", "k", "M", "b"];
e = floor(log10(abs(a)));
e3 = floor(e/3);
e3 = min(e3, 3);
s = sprintf("%.6f%s", a/(10^(e3*3)), str(e3+1) );
end

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