It is possible to display the output in table format.

See the below example:
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// Include an editable table into a figure:
// Building a table of data:
params = [" " "Country" "Population [Mh]" "Temp.[\xc2\xb0C]" ];
towns = ["Mexico" "Paris" "Tokyo" "Singapour"]';
country = ["Mexico" "France" "Japan" "Singapour"]';
pop  = string([22.41 11.77 33.41 4.24]');
temp = string([26 19 22 17]');
table = [params; [ towns country pop temp ]]

f = gcf();
clf
as = f.axes_size;  // [width height]
ut = uicontrol("style","table",..
               "string",table,..
               "position",[5 as(2)-100 300 87],.. // => @top left corner of figure
               "tooltipstring","Data from majors towns")

// Modify by hand some values in the table. Then get them back from the ui:
matrix(ut.string,size(table))

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Type 'help table' on the Scilab console to read the documentation.