Creating a cell and allocation specific text

Asked by Tiago Dias on 9 Apr 2019

Latest activity Commented on by Tiago Dias on 9 Apr 2019

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Hello,

My objective is to create an array cell like:

result = {'Intercept','X1','X2','X3',....'X41'}, in the 1st colum I got the word Intercept, and 2nd X1, 3rd X2, so on until reach X41 in the 42th colum

result = cell(1,42);
result{1,1} = 'Intercept';
result_aux = sprintfc('X%d', 1:41);
result{1,2:end} = result_aux; % Here i get the error

From the last code line i get this error message:

Expected one output from a curly brace or dot indexing expression, but there were 41 results.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks

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Answer by Alex Mcaulley on 9 Apr 2019

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result = cell(1,length(beta));
result{1} = {'Intercept'};
result(2:end) = sprintfc('X%d', 1:41);

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madhan ravi on 9 Apr 2019

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Answer by KSSV on 9 Apr 2019

result = cell(1,length(beta));
result{1,1} = {'Intercept'};
result_aux = sprintfc('X%d', 1:41);
legend{1,2:end} = legend_aux; % Here i get the error

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madhan ravi on 9 Apr 2019

KSSV isn’t this the exact copy from the question?

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Answer by Tiago Dias on 9 Apr 2019

Instead of { } i used now ( ) and it works.

result(1,2:end) = result_aux(1,1:end);

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madhan ravi on 9 Apr 2019

That’s exactly how Alex showed in his answer.

Tiago Dias on 9 Apr 2019

Yes, when i discovered by myself, i posted here the solution for someone that might need. and i accepted alex response

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