How to save a contents of a cell array to multiple text files?

I have a 100x8 Cell Array. Each of the elements of this cell array is a 10x13xN matrix.(N varies across rows) Now, I want to save each of these 10x13xN matrices into .txt files, so that I will get 100 text files. How can I do this?

[DEEPAK PHCSFI17041149]

And i also want to know that, whether the text files could maintain the dimension of the cell elements.

Thanks

[KSSV]

Why you want to save them into text file? YOu have an option of saving all of them into .mat file...that is a SINGLE MAT FILE.

[DEEPAK PHCSFI17041149]

First of all thanks for the reply @KSSV, these data are a set of features, i am trying it to make it as a text file for re-usabiltiy, since i have the idea of analyze and use them in a different platform, and for some other convenience i am trying to get them in a text file. i am kind of expecting something like a loop to do this. Thanks.

[DEEPAK PHCSFI17041149]

Or saving it as a variable with names in a sequential order will do for now, that is like 100 variables. thanks.

[KSSV]

YOu need not to do that.......you can save all into single variable into a mat file and use them via loops when ever you want to..

[Stephen23]

"Or saving it as a variable with names in a sequential order will do for now, that is like 100 variables"

That would be about the worst way of doing this. Read this to know why magically creating or accessing hundreds of variables is a slow, complex, buggy, inefficient way to write code:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval

You should just use one variable and indexing. Indexing is simple, neat, and very efficient. You should follow KSSV's advice.

[DEEPAK PHCSFI17041149]

Thanks Stephen and KSSV, will follow as insisted.