Combining Cells into a single cell
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How can I combine multiple cells in to a single cell
there are 6 cells, each m x n format (n is 17 in all)
I want a new cell created that just adds up below
so for example Cell1 is 50x17 Cell2 is 30x17 Cell3 is 20x17
new cell should then be : AllCell is 100x17
I thought of:
Allcell=cell(Cell1+Cell2+Cell3,17);
but what then
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Jan
2013 年 1 月 9 日
If your cells are not called "Cell1", "Cell2", ... but you use an index as index (as suggested repeatedly and consequently in this forum), the concatenation is even easier:
C{1} = rand(50, 17);
C{2} = rand(10, 17);
C{3} = rand(40, 17);
C{4} = rand(30, 17);
C{5} = rand(20, 17);
AllC = {cat(1, C{:})};
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