Convert cell to matrix with mixed data types

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I am trying to accomplish something relatively simple (most likely) but am struggling. I have a large cell array that I'd like to convert to a matrix. My cell array contains mostly numbers but a few '#N/A' where my source data was blank. I'd like to convert this cell array to a matrix and have those N/A's be converted to NaN. How can I go about doing this?
Thanks, Brian

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov il 28 Feb 2012
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A = {[3] [4] [ 4] '#N/A'
[2] [1] '#N/A' [ 3]
[4] [2] [ 5] [ 3]
[1] [4] [ 4] [ 2]}
A(cellfun(@ischar,A)) = {NaN}
out = cell2mat(A);
A - cell array - column
i1 = cellfun(@ischar,A)
sz = cellfun('size',A(~i1),2)
A(i1) = {nan(1,sz(1))}
C = cell2mat(A)
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Brian
Brian il 5 Mar 2012
Simple, and does exactly what I need it do.
Thanks much,
Brian

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski il 28 Feb 2012
Do the sizes all line up?
You could first run your cell through a for-loop that identifies, '#N/A's and then replaces them. E.g:
C = {magic(3);1:3;'#N/A';pi*ones(1,3);'#N/A'};
for ii = numel(C):-1:1
idx(ii) = isequal(C{ii},'#N/A');
end
C(idx) = {nan(1,3)};
C2 = cell2mat(C)

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