Reaching the array read from .txt file

I have a bunch of recorded data as an array on .txt file.

I'm reading the files and creating an array on matlab by following lines;

data = ['data' num2str(i) '.txt'];
load(data)

Now I just need to crop the array size. To do that I simply use the following code;

data0 = data0(100:1)

But I need to do that on multiple numbers of data in a for loop. The question is that after loading the "data" by load command, how can I reach this array, which will be named as "data0" after the first iteration.

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

I think this is not clear

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Zoom commented

I mean after loading the data by load(data) command, I have an array called data0 (this is in a for loop, so "data0" is created after the first iteration of the loop, then "data1" will be created so and so forth.) Now I need to crop this array collaed data0 since I'll be cropping all the arrays named data0, data1, data2... I need to do that in the same for loop as well. However I can't write

data0 = data0(1001:1)

because the in the next iteration data1 will be the array that I want to crop, So, instead I have to find a way like;

data = ['data' num2str(i) '.txt']; 
load(data) 
dummy = load(data) 'data' num2str(i) = dummy(1001:1)

here through load(data) command I create the data0 array and then assigning the same content to a dummy array and then assigning the cropped dummy to original data0. For sure there is nothing like the following line;

'data' num2str(i) = dummy(1001:1)
But what I'm looking is something doing that.

Answer 1

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

for k=1:n
    filename=sprintf('data%d',k);
    data=load(filename);
    data0=data.(filename)
    %do
end

[zoom]

That works to some extent.

filename=sprintf('data%d',k);

Allows me to get the name of the array that I'm interested in. But I can not load the array by using "filename", error message says there is no such file, even though I have an array named data1