Adding numerical array to cell array

I have a cell array of the form:

C={'Tom', 'Student', 'Jim', 'Faculty', 'Clare', 'Student'}

and a numerical array of the form:

N=[100 120 140 160 180 200]

How can I create a new cell array where N is placed somewhere inbetweem the elements of C, e.g.

C={'Tom', 'Student', '100' '120', '140', '160', '180', '200', 'Jim', 'Faculty', 'Clare', 'Student'}

I tried this:

    N=strsplit(num2str([100 120 140 160 180 200]))
    C={'Tom', N, 'Student', 'Jim', 'Faculty', 'Clare', 'Student'}
    xlswrite('tempp.xls',C)

But the output is:

    N =
      1×6 cell array
        '100'    '120'    '140'    '160'    '180'    '200'
    C =
      1×7 cell array
        'Tom'    {1×6 cell}    'Student'    'Jim'    'Faculty'    'Clare'    'Student'

What I am doing wrong?

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

Try this:

C={'Tom', 'Student', 'Jim', 'Faculty', 'Clare', 'Student'};
N=[100 120 140 160 180 200];
Nc = num2cell(N);
C = {C{1:2} Nc{:} C{3:end}};

Another option:

C={'Tom', 'Student', 'Jim', 'Faculty', 'Clare', 'Student'};
N=[100 120 140 160 180 200];
Ns = regexp(sprintf('%d\n',N), '\n', 'split');
C = {C{1:2} Ns{1:end-1} C{3:end}}

C =

    1×12 cell array

    Columns 1 through 7

      {'Tom'}    {'Student'}    {'100'}    {'120'}    {'140'}    {'160'}    {'180'}

    Columns 8 through 12

      {'200'}    {'Jim'}    {'Faculty'}    {'Clare'}    {'Student'}