Definitely could not change the color for this case?

I can do the code shown below. But, what I want is that the table can also come out of another color; Green or orange ... They say, it definitely can't be done.

Any suggestions or help please.

Thank you.

b={sprintf('<strong>Resultado</strong>')};
b1=1;
b2=2;
b3=3;
b4=4;
b1={sprintf('<strong>%d</strong>',b1)};
b2={sprintf('<strong>%d</strong>',b2)};
b3={sprintf('<strong>%d</strong>',b3)};
b4={sprintf('<strong>%d</strong>',b4)};
d={'a','b','c','d','e'};
T=table(categorical(b),categorical(b1),categorical(b2),categorical(b3),categorical(b4),'variablenames',d);
disp(T);

[Adam Danz]

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/24093-cprintf-display-formatted-colored-text-in-the-command-window

[César Hernández]

Please allow me a few words: The code makes the entire table row bold, not the variables. I know little about cprintf, and, it seems to me when trying that it doesn't work.

So, how would you format the code using cprintf so that the entire row changes color?

On the other hand, if it didn't work, would there be any other way or suggestion, please ?

Thanks.

[Adam Danz]

I haven't used that function but the image on that page shows multiple colors on a line (copied below).

If it is possible at all, it won't be easy. The command window isn't designed for fancy outputs in Matlab. Tables can be displayed in UITables which allow for html code. If you search the internet for examples, you'll find several link to topics in this forum.

[Jan]

The command window is not the best choice for displaying colors or smart format tricks. For a powerful interaction with the user create a GUI.

[César Hernández]

About GUI or GUIDATA, I definitely don't know almost anything. Perhaps else, go ahead.

My most sincere success wishes to you ....

Go well to you. And go ahead with queries, questions, comments and answers !!!

God bless you.

Thanks a lot anyway.

Greetings.