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From: Wendy on 26 Mar 2010 05:56
Hi,

I have a 140*11 cell. The first 4 raws of cell is as following,

LR =
'TNFSF9' '4-1BB' '' '' ''
'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'

Now, I want to erase the LR(1,2), and get
LR =
'TNFSF9' " '' '' ''
'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'

or change 4-1BB to something NaN that I can identified. I have tried
LR(1,2)={}; LR(1,2)=[]; LR(1,2)=nan; LR(1,2)='NaN'. None of them worked.

Thank you.
Wendy
From: us on 26 Mar 2010 06:06
"Wendy " <wlq121(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hoi0bi$r4n$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I have a 140*11 cell. The first 4 raws of cell is as following,
>
> LR =
> 'TNFSF9' '4-1BB' '' '' ''
> 'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
> 'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
> 'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'
>
> Now, I want to erase the LR(1,2), and get
> LR =
> 'TNFSF9' " '' '' ''
> 'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
> 'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
> 'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'
>
> or change 4-1BB to something NaN that I can identified. I have tried
> LR(1,2)={}; LR(1,2)=[]; LR(1,2)=nan; LR(1,2)='NaN'. None of them worked.
>
> Thank you.
> Wendy

one of the solutions

LR{1,2}='';
% -or-
LR(1,2)={''};

us
From: Wendy on 26 Mar 2010 06:22
Thank you, us. If I erased the 2nd element on the 2nd row, 'ACVR1B'. Is there a way that I can shift the position of the other two element behind it, and got a cell like,

LR =
'TNFSF9' '4-1BB' '' '' ''
'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'

Thank you.
Wendy

"us " <us(a)neurol.unizh.ch> wrote in message <hoi0ub$6sn$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> "Wendy " <wlq121(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hoi0bi$r4n$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a 140*11 cell. The first 4 raws of cell is as following,
> >
> > LR =
> > 'TNFSF9' '4-1BB' '' '' ''
> > 'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
> > 'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
> > 'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'
> >
> > Now, I want to erase the LR(1,2), and get
> > LR =
> > 'TNFSF9' " '' '' ''
> > 'INHA' 'ACVR1' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR2B'
> > 'INHBA' 'ACVR2' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR2B'
> > 'INHBB' 'ACVR3' 'ACVR1B' 'ACVR4' 'ACVR2B'
> >
> > or change 4-1BB to something NaN that I can identified. I have tried
> > LR(1,2)={}; LR(1,2)=[]; LR(1,2)=nan; LR(1,2)='NaN'. None of them worked.
> >
> > Thank you.
> > Wendy
>
> one of the solutions
>
> LR{1,2}='';
> % -or-
> LR(1,2)={''};
>
> us
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