Create multiple cell arrays that loop for each set of data?

I have for loops that take multiple sets of data and runs them through conditional statements, I want to output the results to a cell array for each data set. Is it possible to loop a cell array output for each result after the conditions and saving the results to the workplace?

[dpb]

Undoubtedly it is, but give us a concrete example to wrap heads around what the words are trying to describe...

[Jaime Santos]

I have a for loop that reads through multiple sheets of an excel with for and conditional statements to find certain variables from the data. Everytime I loop through a different sheet I want to create a new cell array that prints out the data that meet my conditions onto the corresponding sheet.

[Jan]

@Jaime Santos: Please post the relevant part of the code instead of telling a story about what the code should do. It is much easier to suggest a matching line of code, than to explain, what might be useful.

[dpb]

Or, if you don't have code, attach some sample data that illustrates what you're after -- and post the actual data itself, not an image of it; nothing can be done with images other than look; no more helpful fhan verbal generic descriptions.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Yes, it is possible, but we recommend against it.

Please read http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval for information about why we strongly recommend against creating variable names dynamically.

Creating a new cell array for each different sheet would involve creating variable names dynamically.

Creating a new entry in a cell array would be fine.