how to insert an element in an array at a specific index?

how to insert an element in an array at a specific index?
I want to insert x3 at index 16 in x2
load('data.mat');
rows=size(RO_ISR,1);
for i=1:rows
RO=RO_ISR{i,1};
IONOSODE=RO_ISR{i,2};
x1 = RO.EDP8 * 10^6;
y1 = RO.EDP3;
columns=size(RO_ISR,2);
for j=3:columns
ISR=RO_ISR{i,j};
x2 = ISR.NE8;
y2 = ISR.GDALT;
TT1 = table2timetable(ISR);
TT3 = synchronize(IONOSODE, TT1);
F = fillmissing(TT3,'previous');
ISR_date =ISR.Date;
F_date = F.Date;
[logical_Index ,index] = ismember(ISR_date(1),F_date);
x3=IONOSODE{index,10};
y3=IONOSODE{index,7};
y4 = [y2;y3];% add row y2 to column y3
final_altitude=sort(y4); % sort data in asending form
[logical_Index ,index]= ismember(y3,final_altitude);% find index of y3 in final_altitude
figure;
hold on;
plot(x1, y1);
plot(x2, y2);
plot(x3,y3,'*r','MarkerSize',10)
xlabel('Electron Density');
ylabel('Altitude');
title('Plotting');
legend('RO', 'ISR','ionosonde');
hold off;
end
end

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Matt J
Matt J am 21 Jun. 2023
Bearbeitet: Matt J am 21 Jun. 2023
A toy example to clarify would be greatly beneficial.
Also, your code references a file data.mat that is not attached.
I answered on the above question, but how to insert an element in an array at a specific index ?
Could you please clarify by what you mean by the "index of y3"
Matt J
Matt J am 21 Jun. 2023
Bearbeitet: Matt J am 21 Jun. 2023
I answered on the above question
I don't see any changes to the posted question. The attachment is still missing and no example has been added. An example means you show us both the input and the desired output, normally on a smaller piece of example data.
I edited the question
Or give me the function which I can use it to insert
@h, an example of how to insert a value into a specified location of a vector is given below by @Ronit. Scroll down and look at it.

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Ronit
Ronit am 21 Jun. 2023
Hi,
To add an element at a specific index in an array, try the following
x2 = [x2(1:15), x3, x2(16:end)]

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