[Solved] Identify the error in this MATLAB code snippet that tries to write a table T to the second sheet of results.xlsx:writetable(T, 'results.xlsx', 'Sheet', 2, 'Range', 'B2'); | MATLAB

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Identify the error in this MATLAB code snippet that tries to write a table T to the second sheet of results.xlsx:

writetable(T, 'results.xlsx', 'Sheet', 2, 'Range', 'B2');

AThe 'Sheet' parameter must be a string, not a number

BThe 'Range' parameter cannot be used with writetable

CThe filename must include full path

Dwritetable cannot write to Excel files

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check the 'Sheet' parameter type
In writetable, the 'Sheet' argument should be a string with sheet name, not a numeric index.
Step 2: Validate other parameters
'Range' is valid, filename can be relative, and writetable supports Excel files.
Final Answer:
The 'Sheet' parameter must be a string, not a number -> Option A
Quick Check:
Sheet name must be string in writetable [OK]

Quick Trick: Use sheet names as strings, not numbers, in writetable [OK]

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