3D line plot between coordinates

I am trying to make a function that draws lines between given coordinates in a MAT file. As an example, the MAT file can look as following. Where the second and third column are the x coordinates for the start and end of the point, the 4th and 5th for y and 6th and 7th for z.

The function nearly works as intended, and draws the three lines i specified. However, it adds one lines from (0,-6,24) to (18,-6,0). Anyone have an idea of how to make the function only draw the number of lines specified from the MAT file?

    [1]    [0]    [      0]    [-6]    [-6]    [ 0]    [    24]
    [1]    [0]    [     18]    [-6]    [-6]    [ 0]    [     0]
    [1]    [0]    [14.5000]    [-6]    [-6]    [24]    [2.5000]

n = size(A.save_lines); 
  for i = 1:n(1)
      X_start(i,1) = A.save_lines{i,2}; 
      X_end(i,1) = A.save_lines{i,3}; 
      Y_start(i,1)  = A.save_lines{i,4}; 
      Y_end(i,1) = A.save_lines{i,5}; 
      Z_start(i,1) = A.save_lines{i,6}; 
      Z_end(i,1) = A.save_lines{i,7}; 
  end

X = [X_start , X_end] 
Y = [Y_start , Y_end] 
Z = [Z_start , Z_end]

X = reshape(X.',1,[])

Y = reshape(Y.',1,[])

Z = reshape(Z.',1,[])

line(X,Y,Z)

Answer 1

[proczell]

Solved by adding the following code

for j = 1:length(X)
plot3(X(j,1:2),Y(j,1:2),Z(j,1:2),'b')
end

instead of the reshape process. Posted it here in case anyone needed it for any reason.