Concatenate two cells into another

2014 12 30
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I have a cell with 'Aluno' and other cell with '41563'and i need to have another one with 'A41563'. How can i concatenate the first two cells to get the last one?

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Yona
Yona 2014-12-30

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do you try to use strcat?
It allow you to concatenate two cells.
Ce = {'Aluno', '41563'};
C3 = strcat(Ce{1}(1),Ce{2});

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António
António 2014-12-30
It is parcially wright. The last cell gets the 'A' from 'Aluno' but did't shows the number from the other cell. Can it be caused because i'm using it to write in a table?
Yona
Yona 2015-1-1
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no, it probably because the number you have is a number not a string.
try:
C3 = strcat(Ce{1}(1),num2str(Ce{2}));
or:
C3 = [Ce{1} num2str(Ce{2})];

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Ilham Hardy
Ilham Hardy 2014-12-30

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Another way is,
Ce = {'Aluno', '41563'};
C3 = [Ce{1} Ce{2}];
Mind the curly brackets {} !

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