Separating a column in two others when there are empty cells

Guys,
I have the following cell Column
' '
'4W231108'
'4W211208'
'4W180109'
'4W150209'
'4W150309'
'4W120409'
AS you can see the first element of the above column is empty
and I want to obtain Column 1 column 2
“ ” ““
'4W 231108'
'4W 211208'
'4W 180109'
'4W 150209'
'4W 150309'
'4W 120409'
Any suggestions?
thanks

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski am 21 Jun. 2012
How about this hideous idea?
C = {''; '4W231108' ; '4W211208' ; '4W180109' ; '4W150209' ; '4W150309' ; '4W120409'}
C2 = cellfun(@(x)[{x(1:min(numel(x),2))} {x(3:end)}],C,'uni',false);
C2 = vertcat(C2{:});

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Excellent!
I forgot to tell you that I wanted to have
'4W 23/11/08'
'4W 21/12/08'
'4W 18/01/09'
'4W 15/02/09'
'4W 15/03/09'
'4W 12/04/09'
then just add a space instead of two cells
[x(1:min(numel(x),2)) ' ' x(3:end)],
I tried but it does not work
C2 = cellfun(@(x)[x(1:min(numel(x),2)) ' ' x(3:end)], C,'uni',false);
C2 = vertcat(C2{:});
I still get 231108 211208 and so forth....
Well did you copy C in ?
what do you mean?

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