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In article <344ofl$970@news.duke.edu>,
Rob Thieler <rthieler@rogue.geo.duke.edu> wrote:
>Greetings. I've got a little problem in matlab 4.1.1 that's driving me
>nuts. ...
>
>The commands I've been using are:
>
>fid = fopen('L12_030794_bathy_corr.dat','w');
>
>fprintf(fid,'%.6f\t%.6f\t%.1f\t%02.0f\t%02.0f\t%02.0f\t%06.4f\t%.8f\t%.1
>f\n', L12_030794_bathy_corr);
>
>Rob Thieler

Hi

I think all you need to add is one apostrophe to transpose your matrix:

 fprintf(fid,'%.6f\t... \n', L12...corr');
                                       ^--   that's it, there.

When you say

 fprintf(fid,'format',A)

the matrix A is sent to the print routine column by column, just
like A(:).  The format is used over and over again until all the data
has been processed.  Since you are thinking of the format as 
describing a row, not a column, use

 fprintf(fid,'format',A')

Hope this is what you were after.

  -- Cleve Moler