Feeding index returned by find in another matrix
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Dear Guys, I have an array 3x3 a [3x2]
a=[NaN,NaN; NaN,2; 11,NaN]; 
Each column represent the index that I have to feed in a specific table to return a given row. The problem is: how to get rid of NaN values in a given column?
Unfortunately, it is important to know in which column the index is because each column of the array is linked to a specific table.
Ex. 
The index 11 in column 1  makes me select row 11 of table 1 while the same index in column 2  makes me select row 11 of table 2.  Moreover since everything is parametric I cannot divide my 3x2 in two column arrays. 
I need inside this recalling a procedure to neglect NaN values: 
A{1,1}{a(:,1),8};
Otherwise, I have the error because array indices must be positive values. 
Thanks to you all in advance!!:)
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  dpb
      
      
 2021 年 10 月 1 日
        
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 2021 年 10 月 1 日
  
      >> a=[NaN,NaN; NaN,2; 11,NaN]; 
>> a
a =
           NaN           NaN
           NaN          2.00
         11.00           NaN
>> [r,c]=find(isfinite(a))
r =
          3.00
          2.00
c =
          1.00
          2.00
>>
A sample use to find values in an auxiliary array B of size at least 11x2 --
V=arrayfun(@(i,j) B(i,j),r,c)
Salt to suit your specific addressing syntax.
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