Delete 0's in a matrix

I have a matrix as following:

A = [0,0;0,0;800,1096;1097,1461;1462,1701]

The amount of rows with 0's can be different depending on the input.

I'm trying to remove all the rows with 0's.

I've tried many different related questions but can't seem to figure it out.

One of the latest solutions I tried is this:

rowsWithZeros = any(A==0,"all");

A = A(~rowsWithZeros,:);

[Torsten]

I'm trying to remove all the rows with 0's.

All rows where at least one element is 0 or all rows where all elements are 0 ?

Answer 1

[Torsten]

% First case (see above)
A = [0,0;0,0;800,1096;0,1461;1462,1701];
A( any(~A,2), : ) = [];
A

A = 2×2

800 1096 1462 1701

% Second case (see above)
A = [0,0;0,0;800,1096;0,1461;1462,1701];
A( all(~A,2), : ) = [];
A

A = 3×2

800 1096 0 1461 1462 1701

[Jochem]

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