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To correctly plot result using xlswrite1

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Fadzli
Fadzli 2017년 2월 21일
답변: Fadzli 2017년 2월 23일
Hi,
I'm using xlswrite1 to plot my 500 results in excel file. This is the code;
header_result_file_name={'CA','x','y','z'};
xlswrite1(result_file_name,header_result_file_name,ww,'A1');
xlswrite1(result_file_name,AAA,ww,'A2');
Excelworkbook.Worksheets.Item(ww).Range('A1:D1').Interior.ColorIndex = 40;
xlswrite1(result_file_name,CA,ww,'A2');
xlswrite1(result_file_name,x_new,ww,'B2');
xlswrite1(result_file_name,y_new,ww,'C2');
xlswrite1(result_file_name,z_new,ww,'D2');
Everything going just fine, except the last result (500th) is going up to overwrite the first result. So instead of 500 results, I just have 499 results (500,2,3,....499) which I lost my first result. Maybe there is an error in my xlswrite1 command? Anyone can help? Thanks.
p/s: AAA is my matrice results, ww is the loop number

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017년 2월 21일
You have
xlswrite1(result_file_name,AAA,ww,'A2');
and
xlswrite1(result_file_name,CA,ww,'A2');
so you are writing two different things at A2.

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Fadzli
Fadzli 2017년 2월 23일
Yes, thank you very much Mr Walter Roberson. I just didn't realize about that. Really appreciate it.

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