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Gokul T Darwin
Gokul T Darwin

Reputation: 1

Concatenating new values to a particular cell of cell

I have cell of cell with name TEMP(1x4). Each cell of cell has TEMP{1} to Temp{4} different set of values. Eg.

TEMP{1} =1:10  
TEMP{2} =1:20 
TEMP{3} =1:30
...

Now I have created a new cell lets name NEWTEMP={ 11 , 12, 13}. I want to concatenate NEWTEMP values with TEMP{1} such that now TEMP{1}= 1:13. How can I do it easily.

I need TEMP{1} and NEWTEMP values to be concatenated in a single cell (i.e. in TEMP{1})

Upvotes: 0

Views: 40

Answers (2)

James Anderson
James Anderson

Reputation: 191

I think you meant to do

NEWTEMP = {[11,12,13]}

not

NEWTEMP = {11,12,13}

Look carefully at the difference between the two, the first is a 1x1 cell array containing a 1x3 numeric array

The second is a 1x3 cell array containing a 3 1x1 numeric arrays

If you use the first example, then concatenation is completed like this:

TEMP{1} = [TEMP{1} cell2mat(NEWTEMP)]

Upvotes: 0

Patrick Happel
Patrick Happel

Reputation: 1351

You could do it this way:

temp = cell(4,1);
for i = 1:4
    temp{i} = 1:i*10;
end

newtemp = {};
newtemp{1} = 11:13;

temp{1} = [temp{1} newtemp{1}];

Upvotes: 1

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