You can double click on the result and change the Result Format -- Display Options -- Matrix display style to "Table"

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That doesn't seem to work for me nothing opens when I double click...I am using latest "express" version. Also I want to combine multiple vectors to display as columns in a table.

Oh, sorry, I don't have a working copy of MP at the moment.

Nevertheless, to display the vectors together, they have to be part of the same matrix, which can be done before the fact or after, i.e., you can use C:=AUGMENT(A,B) to make a single matrix, or you can start with C[i,0 to be A and C[i,1 to be B from the start

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The way I understand your question is you have a series of vectors in 3 dimensions and you want to perform some sort of operation (translate by scalar 1 etc.) and then add a new column having that transformed vector and repeat.

If you have access to a full version, you could use programming features and can combine a “for” loop and augment (mentioned by IRstuff). See attached a snapshot from Maxwell’s Essential Guide to Mathcad Prime 3.0. Instead of x.(a+i), you write augment(a,a[rows(a)] + i) where Square bracketed is subscript index. Each augment adds an additional column. If your i value is a sequence of transformations, then the vectors will stack start to finish.

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