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Subject: Error using ==> horzcat From: Eric W Date: 2 Mar, 2009 20:54:01 Message: 1 of 3 Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List View original format Flag as spam ??? Error using ==> horzcat CAT arguments dimensions are not consistent. when I try to concatenate a 52x1 logical array to a 52x5 cell array using the command txt = [plot txt] I've looked at size() of both - (52x1 and 52x5), and the vertical dimension - along which I want to concatenate, are consistent! Subject: Error using ==> horzcat From: Bill Comisky Date: 2 Mar, 2009 22:15:51 Message: 2 of 3 Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List View original format Flag as spam On Mar 2, 3:54=A0pm, "Eric W" <gm...@ewilliams2006.com> wrote: > ??? Error using =3D=3D> horzcat > CAT arguments dimensions are not consistent. > > when I try to concatenate a 52x1 logical array to a 52x5 cell array using= the command

> > txt =3D [plot txt] > > I've looked at size() of both - (52x1 and 52x5), and the vertical dimensi= on - along which I want to concatenate, are consistent! You can't concatenate a logical array and a cell array, assuming plot is logical and txt is a cell array. If you want the result to be a cell array, try: txt =3D [num2cell(plot) txt] Bill Subject: Error using ==> horzcat From: Loren Shure Date: 2 Mar, 2009 22:35:05 Message: 3 of 3 Reply to this message Add author to My Watch List View original format Flag as spam In article <1f27c38e-013f-4ba5-917f-efdd852ae7e3 @h20g2000yqn.googlegroups.com>, bcomisky@gmail.com says... > On Mar 2, 3:54=A0pm, "Eric W" <gm...@ewilliams2006.com> wrote: > > ??? Error using =3D=3D> horzcat > > CAT arguments dimensions are not consistent. >> > > when I try to concatenate a 52x1 logical array to a 52x5 cell array usi= ng the command >> > > txt =3D [plot txt] >> > > I've looked at size() of both - (52x1 and 52x5), and the vertical dimen= sion - along which I want to concatenate, are consistent! >=20 > You can't concatenate a logical array and a cell array, assuming plot > is logical and txt is a cell array. If you want the result to be a > cell array, try: >=20 > txt =3D [num2cell(plot) txt] >=20

> Bill >=20 Also, you would be better off not naming a variable plot as this could=20 clash with the MATLAB function of the same name. --=20 Loren http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren