How do I concatenate multiple arrays into a single matrix?

I have a variable in the workspace named { }mk

If I double click on this variable, the variable editor opens and displays the following:

cell11:<8x2 double>

cell12:<8x2 double>

cell13:<8x2 double>

If I double click on any cell, It turns to a table with the names mk{1,1}, mk{1,2}, mk{1,3}, respectively.

I want to concatenate all tables to ONE matrix q, so I wrote:

q=[mk{1,1} mk{1,2} mk{1,3}]

How do I concatenate many matrices without having to manually write 1, 2, 3 until n in the second term of mk{ , }

Answer 1

[Titus Edelhofer]

Hi,

did you try

q = [mk{1:3}]

or if you want all of them:

q = [mk{:}]

Titus

[Emerson De Souza]

Hi Titus,

thank you for the suggestions.

It was simple and efficient.

Both ways worked well.

It is easy when you know how

to do it, but sometime it takes

long until you get the correct

answer.

Thank you so much for you attention

and I wish you a nice day

Emerson

Answer 2

[Julián Francisco]

Hi. I think this page will help you:

http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/cat.html

(see the note on the section Remarks).