Convert Character to Integer tnat can be used for Sum-function

Hello!
I am new to Matlab and have a problebly simple question.
I have a cell of Characters that I want to convert to numbers(I guess integers) that can be used for a sum function. How do I convert these characters?
For example I have the characters '7952.11' and '7922.01' that need to be converted and summerized.
I have tried X=str2double('7952.11');
However, I get the display X = 7.952110000000000e+03 and not X = 7952.11 as I want to. How can I overcome this problem?

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Matt J
Matt J 2022 年 5 月 12 日
編集済み: Matt J 2022 年 5 月 12 日
There is no problem. Both X = 7.952110000000000e+03 and X = 7952.11 are the same number.
However if you prefer the latter display style, use format longG
format longG
X=str2double('7952.11')
X =
7952.11

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