Create a Radially symetrical array

Hello

I have a 2D matrix with values at distances along and away from a central point the data is uniformly spaced. This data is radially symmetrical about the Y axis.

I would like to find a method of producing a 3D matrix of the data that retains the radially symmetrical nature of the data.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Best regards

Tom

[Image Analyst]

How can it be radially symmetric about only the Y axis? I can see that on the negative side of the Y axis (the half-plane with negative X values), the values are the same as on the positive side of the Y axis (the half-plane with pisitive X values), but that's not radially symmetric - that's just symmetric about the Y axis. If the data looks like circles, it would have to be symmetric about both the Y and x axes. Can you supply a sample of your data?

[Tom]

Yes you are right it is not radially symetrical, i wasnt really sure how to phrase it. here is a sample of the data

Y 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 X 1 0.715 0.848 0.812 0.68 0.542 0.75 2.0275 2.149 1.506 1.017 0.714 0.5 3.34 3.45 2.2 1.354 0.886 0.25 192500 9.5 3.255 1.6565 0.9995 0 385000 15.55 4.31 1.959 1.113 -0.25 192500 9.5 3.255 1.658 0.999 -0.5 2.31 3.45 2.2 1.357 0.885 -0.75 1.429 2.15 1.5075 1.0195 0.714 -1 0.548 0.85 0.815 0.682 0.543

This may not fromat correctly so i may need to find antoher way of uploading it

[Tom]

Sorry that didn't come out correctly, here is a link to a print screen of the data,

http://imageupload.co.uk/files/of97jzhmqrrsojjy6ehb.jpg

the data exists for negative y values also (these are symmetrical to those shown here). So basically i want to be able to use this data like a spoke to generate a 3d matrix