find zero and nonzero elemnt in cell

A={[21],[0],[32],[4],[60],[0],[0]};
B=A;
temp=cell2mat(A);
temp_1=find(temp==0);
B=cellfun(@(m,y) y(m)==0.1,temp_1,A, 'UniformOutput', false); % put 0.1 for zero element in A
temp_2=find(temp~=0);
B=cellfun(@(m,y) y(m)==0.2,temp_2,A, 'UniformOutput', false); % put 0.2 for nonzero element in A

result should be

result={[0,2],[0.1],[0.2],[0.2],[0.2],[0.1],[0.1]};

Answer 1

[KSSV]

A={[21],[0],[32],[4],[60],[0],[0]};
B=A;
idx = cellfun(@any,A) ; 
B(idx) = {0.2} ; 
B(~idx) = {0.1} ;

[Akira Agata]

Another possible way:

A = {[21],[0],[32],[4],[60],[0],[0]};
B = A;

idx = cell2mat(B) == 0;
B(idx) = {0.1};
B(~idx) = {0.2};