Multiply a scalar to all column of a table

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I've a table, T. I want to mulitply a scalar to all values in the table (similary to scalar multiplication of a matrix e.g. 2*rand(5,5)).
I tried 10*T, it doesn't work.
Any suggestions?

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Bhaskar R
Bhaskar R on 3 Feb 2020
Edited: Bhaskar R on 3 Feb 2020
Suppose T is your table variable with it's variable name Var1
T.Var1 = 10*T.Var1;
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JZ
JZ on 26 Mar 2020
I believe can also use T{:, :} = T{:, :} .* 10
Steven Lord
Steven Lord on 26 Mar 2020
If all the variables in your table can be concatenated together:
T.Variables = 10*T.Variables;
If they can't, you can use varfun with the 'InputVariables' parameter set to something like @isnumeric to operate only on the variables that are numeric (and so for which it makes sense to multiply by a number.)

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