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From: Markthomas on 24 Apr 2010 22:06
"Markthomas " <cutonem(a)clarkson.edu> wrote in message <hr0476$86u$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> I have a structure labeled Gr_4e10 which have the following data inside:
>
> Gr_4e10.Q
> Gr_4e10.Ar
>
> and so forth
>
> i also have a structure called Gr_5e10 which looks the same as above:
>
> Gr_5e10.Q
> Gr_5e10.Ar
>
> How can i combine these under one structure called DATA?
> for instance I want it to look like:
>
> DATA.Gr_4e10
> DATA.Gr_5e10
>
> Thanks
> MT
From: Steven Lord on 25 Apr 2010 23:44

"Markthomas " <cutonem(a)clarkson.edu> wrote in message
news:hr0476$86u$1(a)fred.mathworks.com...
>I have a structure labeled Gr_4e10 which have the following data inside:
>
> Gr_4e10.Q
> Gr_4e10.Ar
>
> and so forth
>
> i also have a structure called Gr_5e10 which looks the same as above:
>
> Gr_5e10.Q
> Gr_5e10.Ar
>
> How can i combine these under one structure called DATA?
> for instance I want it to look like:
>
> DATA.Gr_4e10
> DATA.Gr_5e10

Then do so.

DATA.Gr_4e10 = Gr_4e10;
DATA.Gr_5e10 = Gr_5e10;

% or

DATA = struct('Gr_4e10', Gr_4e10, 'Gr_5e10', Gr_5e10);

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