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From: Jacob Mick on 6 Jul 2010 18:08
"Jacob Mick" <jam7w2DELETETHISTEXT(a)mail.missouri.edu> wrote in message <i108eu$jhc$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> I have two matrices.
>
> A= 1x400
> 9,10,12,etc...
>
> B= 400x400
> val =
> (9,9)=56 (10,9)=53 (12,9)=2, etc...
>
> How would I output a matrix C that is like B, except with the order of A, i.e.
>
> C=(1,1)=56 (2,1)=53 (3,10)=2, etc...
>
>
> I've tried looking everywhere for help, it seems like there's a simple solution I'm overlooking.
>
> Please help!

Supposed to be C=(1,1)=56 (2,1)=53 (3,1)=2, etc...
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