I have a cell array
dataArray={[10x1 double] {10x1 cell} [10x1 double] [10x1 double]}
and I tried to obtain an output as follows:
test[dataArray{1:end-1}]
Error using horzcat
Dimensions of matrices being concatenated are not consistent.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017년 10월 5일

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Your desired output is not at all clear.
temp = [num2cell(dataArray{1}), dataArray{2}, num2cell(horzcat(dataArray{3:end}))];
guess_at_your_desired_output = cell2mat(temp);
This requires that all of the cells within dataArray{2} have one row and the same number of columns.

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Sérgio Querido
Sérgio Querido 2017년 10월 5일
It's good but i have a new prob. I did a table but i need to remove quotes''. How can i do it??
Sérgio Querido
Sérgio Querido 2017년 10월 5일
or other solution to transform Cell array.
Cedric
Cedric 2017년 10월 5일
편집: Cedric 2017년 10월 6일
If names do not contain single quotes:
dataArray{2} = strrep( dataArray{2}, '''', '' ) ;
Seeing Walter's comment below, I realize that I may have misunderstood. I thought that you had imported quoted names, not that it was an issue of display (?)
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017년 10월 5일
In order to remove the quote marks, you would need to reformat the table as pure text.
Alternately, you would need to override the toolbox/matlab/datatypes/@tabular/disp.m routine to force tables to be displayed the way you want.
MATLAB table objects are objects for data storage, not objects for pretty display. They display as they do in order to emphasize the data types, just like character strings in cell arrays display the quotes too.

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