How to create a vector from a "for iteration"

I'm creating a code using Gauss-Seidel method. I'd like to create a vector with the answers of the iterations. How can I do that?

My work:

Ybus1 = [3.73-49.72i 0 0 0 -3.73+49.72i];
Ybus2 = [0 2.68-28.46i 0 -0.89+9.92i -1.79+19.84i];
Ybus3 = [0 0 7.46-99.44i -7.46+99.44i 0];
Ybus4 = [0 -0.89+9.92i -7.46+99.44i  11.92-147.96i -3.57+39.68i];
Ybus5 = [-3.73+49.72i -1.79+19.84i 0 -3.57+39.68i 9.09-108.58i];

Ybus = [Ybus1; Ybus2; Ybus3; Ybus4; Ybus5];

Vi = [1;1;1.05;1;1];

pk = [0 -8 4.4 0 0]; 
qk = [0 -2.8 0 0 0]; 


%% ********Gauss-Seidel********

N = size(Ybus,1); 

for k = 2:N;

Vk = Vi(k);
S1 = 0;
S2 = 0;

F1 = Ybus(k,k);
for n = 1:k-1
    S1 = S1 + (Ybus(k,n))*(Vi(n));        
end

for n = k+1:N
    S2 = S2 +(Ybus(k,n))*(Vi(n));       
end

for iter = 1:100
    F2 = (pk(k)-(qk(k)*1i))/conj(Vk);
    Vk = (F2-S1-S2)/F1
end
end

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Subscript them appropriately:

for iter = 1:100
    F2(k,iter) = (pk(k)-(qk(k)*1i))/conj(Vk);
    Vk(k,iter) = (F2-S1-S2)/F1
end

I’m not certain what you want to do, so it may be necessary for you to change the subscripts get the result you want. However that’s the general approach.

[Elisandro Peixoto]

For example:

For k = 2, I find an answer. For k = 3, I find another answer...

I want to place the results for k = 2...3...4...5 in a vector

I hope you inderstood and can help me.

Thanks!

[Star Strider]

My code produces a matrix where the rows are over ‘k’ and the columns are over ‘iter’. My code will do what you want. You simply need to address the matrix correctly to get the result you want.