Concatenate/ Merge two HEX Cell Array
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Hello,
I have a two cell array which are 3x1 and 2x1. I want to merge them and want to see as 5x1. How can I do it? When I use horzcat, It says dimensions are not consistent. Thank you.
{'01'} {'04'} {'01'}
{'02'} {'05'} ----> {'02'}
{'03'} {'03'}
{'04'}
{'05'}
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Rik
on 3 Jun 2022
You need to use vertcat instead, or use the semicolon.
a={'01';'02';'03'}
b={'04';'05'}
c=[a;b]
vertcat(a,b)
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VINAYAK LUHA
on 3 Jun 2022
Edited: VINAYAK LUHA
on 3 Jun 2022
Hi,
The reason horzcat doesn't work here is because the number of rows in both arrays are different , so you can't place them side by side , like
1 4
2 5
3
additionally , you won't get 5 x1 cell array you are looking for ,hence concat vertically using vertcat(X,Y) or like [X;Y] . Hope this solves your problem
X={'01';'02';'03'}
Y={'04';'05'}
Z=[X;Y]
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