Writing two Matrices in table format using fprintf

Hi, I've been racking my head on this and have looked up all the relevant solutions I could find (yes, including the docs).

Edit: Made an array instead of a Matrix. that solved it!

Basically I'm looking to gather two sources of data (time and height) and format them to look like a table in fprintf and write them to a txt file. My issue arises when I attempt to put both matrices in a vertical position; it comes out looking like this.

   *note where h is the value of height
    1 2
    3 4
    5 6
    h h
    h h
    h h

Instead of the desired:

    1 h
    2 h
    3 h
    4 h
    5 h

My code is as follows:

% Time t = 1
t = 1;
% init array h for storing height
h = [];

% first value in h cannot be set to 0 and calculated due to 1-based
% based indexing in matlab. So is assigned the values of t = 0 at h(1)
h(1) = ((9.8/2).*(t.^0)) + ((125 .* 0) + 500);

% begin at t(2) and continue to t(31) such that 30 values of h are
% calculated
for t = 2:31
  h(t) = ((9.8/2)*(t^2)) + ((125 * t) + 500);
end

% reassign t from 0:30 such that all values are appropriately displayed
t = [0:30];

% open/create a file named fmt_tbl.txt with read and write permissions.
[text_table, errmsg] = fopen('fmt_tbl.txt', 'wt');

%save fmt_table.txt with fprintf in table format with time v height
saveTxt = fprintf(text_table, '%8.2f %8.3f\n', [t,h]');
% close the file
fclose(text_table);

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Use [t;h] instead of [t h]'

saveTxt = fprintf(text_table, '%8.2f %8.3f\n', [t;h])

[Chris Naron]

Wow, I missed the most basic thing. I made an array, not a matrix. Thanks!