How do I connect all peak?

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Mohamad Khairul Ikhwan Zulkarnain on 3 Sep 2018

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Commented: Mohamad Khairul Ikhwan Zulkarnain on 4 Sep 2018

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Hi,I got the code below which is to build how many peak I one based on the how many row I chose and I have attached the file for element to be put in multidimensional array and also the result I got:

% creating a multidimensional array
files = dir('*txt') ;     % you are in the folder with text files 
N = length(files) ;
names = {files(:).name}' ;
iwant = cell(N,1) ;
for i = 1:N
    iwant{i} = importdata(files(i).name) ;
end
  A = input('Please enter an element in form of iwant{i}:');
  % find the number of samples
  n = length (A(:,1));
  % step change for the wavelength
  step = 0.02;
  % wavelength which is at the centre
  p = A(:,1);
  % to make new wavelength for each of wavelength in the samples
  for j=1:n
        new_wavelength(j,:) = p(j)-step*10:step:p(j)+step*10;
    end
    format shortG
    j = input('Please input the row:');
    i = input('Please input number for element:');
    Delta_lambda=0.2;
    int_fact= 0.00001.*iwant{i}(j,2);
    denominator = Delta_lambda/2;                   % this is a constant
    K=21;                                           % the upper limit of the loop magic number
    numerator = new_wavelength(j,11)-new_wavelength(j,1:K);  % vectorize to have 21 elements
    Peak_1(j,:) =(int_fact.*1./(1+(numerator/denominator).^2)); 
    plot(new_wavelength(j,:).',Peak_1.','g')

But, it seem that all the peak is not connected. If possible could someone fix this problem? I been trying it for a few days but i kind of come to a death end. Hahaha. Thanks!