Writing multidimensional array to text file with fprintf

I share with you some part of the code that I wrote:

for i = 45: length(time_w)
    w_date_array = w_start_date + ((i-1)* time_int_w)/24;
    fprintf(fid,'%s \n', datestr(w_date_array, 'yyyymmdd.HHMMSS'));
    fprintf(fid, '%0.4f \t',u10(:,:,i)');
    fprintf(fid, '\n');
    fprintf(fid, '%0.4f\t',v10(:,:,i)');
    fprintf(fid, '\n');
end

so what I get in my txt file:

19981012.000000

19981012.000000

5.3263 4.3223 1.9825 5.3291 4.0469 1.7969 5.3291 2.9290 1.2031 5.4961 2.4973 1.0461 5.7783 2.4863 0.7131

0.8126 1.6046 1.7326 1.1692 1.9758 1.7503 1.5510 1.8402 1.3870 1.8292 1.7716 1.4486 1.9328 1.7804 1.2795

But I need to get is this format:

19981012.000000

5.3263 5.3291 5.3291 5.4961 5.7783

4.3223 4.0469 2.9290 2.4973 2.4863

1.9825 1.7969 1.2031 1.0461 0.7131

0.8126 1.1692 1.5510 1.8292 1.9328

1.6046 1.9758 1.8402 1.7716 1.7804

1.7326 1.7503 1.3870 1.4486 1.2795

The size of u10 and v10 is 3*5*244 (longitude*latitude*time)

[Walter Roberson]

I suggest you investigate compose

Answer 1

[VBBV]

fprintf(fid, '%0.4f \t\n',u10(:,:,i));
fprintf(fid, '%0.4f\t\n',v10(:,:,i));
fprintf(fid, '\n');

Delete the transpose and add the newline in fprintf

[abbas zoulikha]

i did it already and i 've had the same result

[Image Analyst]

You forgot to attach time_int_w, time_w, and U10 in a .mat file.

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[abbas zoulikha]

Thank's for your remark, i attached the code above

[abbas zoulikha]

@VBBV the output is (by the way i tried all these possibilities before !!):

19981012.000000

5.3263

5.3291

5.3291

5.4961

5.7783

4.3223

4.0469

2.9290

2.4973

2.4863

1.9825

1.7969

1.2031

1.0461

0.7131

0.8126

1.1692

1.5510

1.8292

1.9328

1.6046

1.9758

1.8402

1.7716

1.7804

1.7326

1.7503

1.3870

1.4486

1.2795