This cellfun(@(col) vertcat(col{:}), num2cell(ABC, 1), 'UniformOutput', false) or arrayfun(@(col) vertcat(ABC{:, col}), 1:size(ABC, 2), 'UniformOutput', false) will do what you ask. The 2nd one may be faster.

Why not just do it in two lines:

temp = vertcat(CellArray{:}); %// or cell2mat(CellArray)
temp2 = temp(:,2:end)';
ContacenatedCellArray = temp2(:);

Where C is your cell array, all of these are equivalent: [C{:}] horzcat(C{:}) cat(2,C{:}) https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/comma-separated-lists.html https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1656435-tutorial-comma-separated-lists-and-how-to-use-them

Hi Yash I have an understanding that you want to concatenate array. If a and b are cell arrays, then you concatenate them in the same way you concatenate other arrays: using []: >> a={1,'f'} a = 1×2 cell array {[1]} {'f'} >> b={'q',5} b = 1×2 cell array {'q'} {[5]} >> [a,b] ans = 1×4 cell array {[1]} {'f'} {'q'} {[5]} To append a single element, you can do a{end+1}=1 or a(end+1)={1}. Hope this helps Regards

To get the result cell array |‘R’|, for instance, vertically concatanate |‘Q{1}’| and |‘Q{2}’|: Q{1} = ['4400002970000003533' '4400002970000003533' '4400002970000003535' '4400002970000003536' '4400002970000003533' '4400002970000003532' '4400002970000003537']; Q{2} = ['4400002890000146180' '4400002890000146180' '4400002970000000026']; R = {[Q{1}; Q{2}]}; celldisp(R) % Display Result