How to store 5 or 6 files output into same excel file

Hi all, I got an output for one input file and I am able to store it in an Excel file but I m unable to store the outputs of 5 or 6 different data files into the same sheet at different locations.

I m using the following lines to store the output of one specific file into an Excel sheet.

xlswrite('C:\Documents and Settings\ototemp-u\My Documents\MATLAB\filenamenew1.xlsx', t(record2),'Sheet1','A2');

xlswrite('C:\Documents and Settings\ototemp-u\My Documents\MATLAB\filenamenew1.xlsx', Z2(record2),'Sheet1','B2');

xlswrite('C:\Documents and Settings\ototemp-u\My Documents\MATLAB\filenamenew1.xlsx', surfacearea1,'Sheet1','C2');

xlswrite('C:\Documents and Settings\ototemp-u\My Documents\MATLAB\filenamenew1.xlsx', surfacearea2,'Sheet1','D2');

Can anyone help me in storing outputs for 5 or 6 different files into same excel sheet at different locations. So that when the file opens i can see all the ouputs displayed in one sheet.

[the cyclist]

Can you be more specific about what happens when you do the commands listed there? (I can't do it myself, because xlswrite does not work on a Mac.)

Are you getting anything at all written to the Excel file?

[santosh]

yes I got the following output displayed in excel sheet

time voltage surfacearea1 surfacearea2

-0.00000 0.008042888 128.7363433 -102.6392393

0.0000012 0.664704232

0.0000256 0.924939582

0.0000276 0.274450029

0.0000336 0.224029065

0.0000352 -0.449776046

0.0000598 -0.769207036

0.0000618 -0.035030136

[the cyclist]

What are the sizes of the arrays you are writing? Maybe they are not the sizes you expect? Maybe surfacearea1 and surfacearea2 are accidentally scalar instead of vector?

Answer 1

[Matt Tearle]

Do you know Sandeep by any chance? What I suggested to him should work for you as well (seeing as it's the same problem).

[Walter Roberson]

Using multiple usernames to ask the same question is hard on the people answering questions :(

[Matt Tearle]

Maybe it's a class project or something?

[Walter Roberson]

With the exact same account name? ototemp-u ? I suppose it is possible, but it seemed unlikely.

[Matt Tearle]

I thought that might be some default university public lab setting kind of thing (the "temp" part, in particular). Either way, I'm glad I gave general guidance, rather than exact code :)