Combine two cell array of different dimension

I have a two cell array A = {1,2}, B={4;5;6}

I need the result as one single array C = { 1 2 4

                                  5
                                  6  }

How it can be done?

Thank you

[Guillaume]

If your cell arrays only contain scalar values, why are you bothering with cell arrays instead of the much faster and easier to use plain matrices?

Furthermore, it's unclear what output you want. Note that:

C = { 1 2 4
        5
        6  }

is not valid matlab syntax.

Answer 1

[Thomas Koelen]

A={1,2};
B={4,5,6};
C=cat(2,A,B)

C =

    [1]    [2]    [4]    [5]    [6]

2 in cat is the direction you want to concatenate in, 1 does it vertically, which doesn't work because the cell doesn't have the same number of columns!

[Guillaume]

In the OP post, A is a row vector, and B is a column vector. There's no way to concatenate both (without reshaping).

[Gopalakrishnan venkatesan]

I have B as 3x1 and A as 1x2. I have to concatenate in that case. Is it possible?

thank you

[Thomas Koelen]

O, I didn't seee that! Must've thought it was a typo.

What you can do is:

A={1,2};
B={4;5;6};
C=cat(2,A,B')
C =

      [1]    [2]    [4]    [5]    [6]

Like Guillaume said, there is no way to make a matrix or cell that's not a rectangle.

[Shlomo David Sherer]

What if it’s a different number of columns and of rows?

Answer 2

[Sabarinathan Vadivelu]

Try this

A = {1,2};
B = {3, 5, 6};
C = horzcat(A, B)

ans = 

C = {1  2   3   5   6}

[Guillaume]

In the OP post, A is a row vector, and B is a column vector. There's no way to concatenate both (without reshaping).

[Gopalakrishnan venkatesan]

I have B as 3x1 and A as 1x2. I have to concatenate in that case. Is it possible?

thank you

[Sabarinathan Vadivelu]

You should transpose one vector and then concatenate it.

Answer 3

[singh]

 A = {1,2}, B={3;4;5}
 vertcat([A]',B)

ans = 

    [1]
    [2]
    [3]
    [4]
    [5]