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how to store any variable in a excel file in MATLAB?

I am working in MATLAB. I have written a programme which is giving an array "B".now i want to save this"B" as a excel file.What is the command that i should use?

Sample code:

% A:(Results to be stored *.xls)

outfid = fopen('fileName.xls','w+');

increment=1;

while increment<=length(YourArray);
fprintf(outfid,'%0.2f t',YourArray(increment));
% you may replace the 't' by 'n' for carriage return,
% that will save your values on different rows.
increment=increment+1;
end
fclose(outfid);

% A:(End saving file *.xls)

Basically you must Write until all the array is fprinted in the *.xls file. Good Luck.

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