how to create column vector

So I need to create a matrix were first column of the matrix is 30 rows of the first column vector then second column of the matrix is also 30 rows of second column vector and same for the third column of the matrix which is also 30 rows of the third vector. Is there a very simple command for that beacuse i simply can't find. And also is it possible to export my matrix to excell on matlab online.

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the cyclist
the cyclist on 12 Apr 2020
Edited: the cyclist on 12 Apr 2020
I don't understand how 1 column can be 30 rows.
Can you give a very small example of your input and expected output? Maybe use an example where you just need 3 instead of 30, to keep in manageable in size? Ideally, write it out in valid MATLAB syntax, not just text, so we know exactly what you mean.
Here is an example of a 1 column, 30 row array:
v = rand(30, 1);
Sorry, maybe i wrote it wrong but i have 3 matrixes for example each is 30x1 and i need to use those three to create a fourth but fourth needs to be create in the way that in the first column i need to have 3 rows of the first matrix and so for second and the third row.
@IA -- I certainly didn't state my confusion very clearly, did I? :-)
But this seems to have been resolved, so I won't bother trying again.

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From your question, it appears that you want to concatenate the matrix. In MATLAB, square brackets [ ] are used for concatenation. See this example: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/math/creating-and-concatenating-matrices.html#OverviewCreatingAndConcatenatingExample-3
v1 % 30x1 vector
v2 % 30x1 vector
v3 % 30x1 vector
V = [v1 v2 v3];

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If they're more than 30 rows, then you can do
V = [v1(1:30), v2(1:30), v3(1:30)]
to extract and horizontally concatenate the first 30 rows only.
Thanks for adding the additional note.
It worked thanks for the help

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Create a variable x that contains the value in the 6th row and 3rd column of the variable data.

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