removing specific rows from char array

data=['01'; '02'; '03'; '04'; '05'; '06'; '07'; '08'; '09'; '10'];

How I can remove the 1st and 5th columns from data aray?

[the cyclist]

data is a 10x2 character array, so it does not have a 5th column. I assume you meant row. See my solution.

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

data=['01'; '02'; '03'; '04'; '05'; '06'; '07'; '08'; '09'; '10'];
data([1 5],:) = []

data = 8×2 char array
    '02'
    '03'
    '04'
    '06'
    '07'
    '08'
    '09'
    '10'

[sermet OGUTCU]

Dear @the cyclist, the column numbers that should be removed are defined as variable such as:

remove=[1 5];

How I can apply the remove variable into the above code rather than writing [1 5] ?

[the cyclist]

data=['01'; '02'; '03'; '04'; '05'; '06'; '07'; '08'; '09'; '10'];
remove = [1 5];
data(remove,:) = []

data = 8×2 char array
    '02'
    '03'
    '04'
    '06'
    '07'
    '08'
    '09'
    '10'

This is a very basic MATLAB question. You might benefit from watching the MATLAB Onramp tutorial.