Starting with the MATLAB char array, A:
A(1,1) = 'A'
A(1,2) = 'P'
A(1,3) = 'R'
A(2,1) = 'M'
A(2,2) = 'A'
A(2,3) = 'Y'
How can this be converted to a cell of strings, B, such that:
B{1} = 'APR'
B{2} = 'MAY'
Edit:
A is a cell and using the function cellstr gives the error
Error using cellstr (line 23)
S must be 2-D.
Use the following function: http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/cellstr.html
>> B = cellstr(A)
B =
'APR'
'MAY'
>> B{1}
ans =
APR
For a 3D char array T
B = cellstr(T(1,:,:))
Gives the error
Error using cellstr (line 23)
S must be 2-D.
Instead assign it to a 2D matrix first, then use 'cellstr' as Franck suggested above.
A(:,:) = T(1,:,:)
B = cellstr(A)