Using vertcat on multidimensional array data

I need to create a new array from a 55x365x100 multidimensional array. Each 55x365 matrix (indexed by numbers 1:100) needs to be concatenated, so the resulting array should be 5500x365.

It appears that the vertcat function would accomplish this, but I really don't want to write out each index like so: vertcat(n(:,:,1),n(:,:,2),...,n(:,:,100))

Is there a way to make a list of all such matrices, n(:,:,k), that is usable in vertcat function?

I'm fairly new to MATLAB and still trying to familiarize myself with the syntax.

Answer 1

[Jonathan Sullivan]

x = rand(55,365,100);
x_new = reshape(permute(x,[ 1 3 2 ]),5500,[]);

[Elizabeth]

Thank you very much! Worked exactly how I needed it to. Happy Holidays to you!

Answer 2

[Matt J]

    A=num2cell(n,[1,2]);

    vertcat(A{:});

Answer 3

[Matt J]

A=permute(n,[1,3,2]);
reshape(A,[],365);