problem with cell arrays

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alireza amiri
alireza amiri on 23 Oct 2017
Commented: Jan on 23 Oct 2017
Hi when run my programm,i have cell 5D (3*3) but i cant see array of this.i want all of arrays in one step for use in ploting.
and can i transfer this cells to exel(arrays are imaginative) ?
i attach shot of page cell 5D
thanks
for l=2
for m=1:8
K=1:.25:3;
for kindex=1:9
for j=1:8
for n=[0, 1]
A(l, m, kindex, j, n+1, :, :)=[a11vec(l, m, kindex, j, n+1),a12vec(l, m, kindex, j, n+1),a13vec(l, m, kindex, j);a21vec(l, m, kindex, j, n+1),a22vec(l, m, kindex, j, n+1),a23vec(l, m, kindex, n+1);a31vec(l, m, kindex, j),a32vec(l, m, kindex, n+1),a33vec(l, m, kindex, j, n+1)];
Mj(l, m, kindex, :, :)=[Mjvec(l, m, kindex),0,0;0,Mjvec(l, m, kindex),0;0,0,Mjvec(l, m, kindex)];
F = -1*inv(squeeze(Mj(l, m, kindex, :, :)))*squeeze(A(l, m, kindex, j, n+1, :, :));
[U,R]=eig(F)
CellR{l, m, kindex, j, n+1} = num2cell(R);
CellU{l, m, kindex, j, n+1} = num2cell(U);
end
end
end
end
end
  2 Comments
KSSV
KSSV on 23 Oct 2017
Read about cell2mat.
Jan
Jan on 23 Oct 2017
What is "cell 5D (3*3)"? What does "all of array in one step" mean? Why are array imaginative?
Avoid using inv() but use the slash operator as explained in help inv.
Do you really want nested cells? If not, use:
CellR{l, m, kindex, j, n+1} = R; % Without num2cell

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