How to display table of values on Matlab?

So I figured I want my resistance values to be displayed on a table once I run my code. However, instead of giving me a value for the resistors, it is giving me "1x1 sym" as an answer on the table. I want it to display the actual calculated vale for R1, R2, R3, R4, Vde, and R_ab.

Here's my code:

clear all;
clearvars;
close all;
clc;
Vs=10.0; %Supply voltage in Volts
prompt={'Enter value for R_bd: ', 'Enter value for R_ad: ', 'Enter value for R_ae: ', 'Enter value for R_be: ', 'Enter Value for Vad: ', 'Enter Value for Vdb: '};
answer=inputdlg(prompt, 's');
R_bd = str2double(answer(1));
R_ad = str2double(answer(2));
R_ae = str2double(answer(3));
R_be = str2double(answer(4));
Vad = str2double(answer(5));
Vdb = str2double(answer(6));
syms R1 R2 R3 R4 positive;;
equ1=R_bd-R1*(R2+R3+R4)/(R1+R2+R3+R4);
equ2=R_ad-R2*(R1+R3+R4)/(R1+R2+R3+R4);
equ3=R_ae-R3*(R1+R2+R4)/(R1+R2+R3+R4);
equ4=R_be-R4*(R1+R2+R3)/(R1+R2+R3+R4);
sol=solve(equ1,equ2,equ3,equ4);
R1=sol.R1
R2=sol.R2
R3=sol.R3
R4=sol.R4
%Vde is the voltage of node D relative to node E in mV
Vde=(R1/(R1+R2)-R4/(R3+R4))*Vs*1000
R_ab=((R1+R2)*(R3+R4))/(R1+R2+R3+R4)
I1a=Vad/R2;
R1a=Vdb/I1a
tableData{1,1} = 'R1';
tableData{2,1} = 'R2';
tableData{3,1} = 'R3';
tableData{4,1} = 'R4';
tableData{5,1} = 'Vde';
tableData{6,1} = 'R_ab';
tableData{1,2} = R1;
tableData{2,2} = R2;
tableData{3,2} = R3;
tableData{4,2} = R4;
tableData{5,2} = Vde;
tableData{6,2} = R_ab;
tableData{1,3} = ('Ohms');
tableData{2,3} = ('Ohms');
tableData{3,3} = ('Ohms');
tableData{4,3} = ('Ohms');
tableData{5,3} = ('mV');
tableData{6,3} = ('Ohms');

If you run it, input any values you want that it asks you it doesn't matter. You will see that if you check the table it generated under tableData 6x3 cell in Workspace, the second column only shows 1x1 sym for the values instead of the calculated number I want it to show.

Is there a way to fix that? If there is another way to tabulate my results that's fine. I just want it tobe in a table format so it is easier to read.

Thank you

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

tableData{1,2} = double(R1);
tableData{2,2} = double(R2);
tableData{3,2} = double(R3);
tableData{4,2} = double(R4);
tableData{5,2} = double(Vde);
tableData{6,2} = double(R_ab);

[Thamer]

Thank you again Azzi!