MATLAB: How to delete empty cells in a cell array

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I would like to delete all of the empty {0×0 double} cells in each row, then shift the cells that have values in them to the left.
Starting with: 
    {["laterite-00001"]}    {[   30552]}    {[  227634]}    {[  123220]}
    {["laterite-00002"]}    {0×0 double}    {0×0 double}    {[1345]}
    {["laterite-00003"]}    {0×0 double}    {0×0 double}    {[443266]}
    {["laterite-00004"]}    {0×0 double}    {0×0 double}    {[87887]}
    {["laterite-00005"]}    {[1323]}    {[87455]}    {[23345]}
    {["laterite-00006"]}    {[43233]}    {[454547]}    {0×0 double}
I would like to end with this: 
    {["laterite-00001"]}    {[30552]}    {[227634]}    {[123220]}
    {["laterite-00002"]}    {[1345]}
    {["laterite-00003"]}    {[443266]}
    {["laterite-00004"]}    {[87887]}
    {["laterite-00005"]}    {[1323]}      {[87455]}      {[23345]}   
    {["laterite-00006"]}    {[43233]}    {[454547]}

Best Answer

What you show us for input is a 6 x 4 cell array, some entries of which happen to contain empty arrays.
What you show us for desired output is something that does not exist in MATLAB: a rectangular cell array with "holes". Some people refer to this as a "ragged" array.
The closest you can get in MATLAB is that you could make a 6 x 1 cell array, each entry of which was a cell array:
{{"laterite-00001" 30552 227634 123220}
 {"laterite-00002" 1345}
 ...
}
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