You have a table T with variable names and want to write it to 'summary.xlsx' starting at cell D5. Which command is correct?

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MATLAB - File I/O

You have a table T with variable names and want to write it to 'summary.xlsx' starting at cell D5. Which command is correct?

Awritetable(T, 'summary.xlsx', 'Range', 'D5')

Bxlswrite('summary.xlsx', T, 'D5')

Cwritetable('summary.xlsx', T, 'Range', 'D5')

Dwrite(T, 'summary.xlsx', 'StartCell', 'D5')

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct function and syntax for writing tables
writetable writes tables and accepts 'Range' to specify start cell.
Step 2: Check argument order and parameters
Correct syntax is writetable(T, filename, 'Range', 'D5').
Final Answer:
writetable(T, 'summary.xlsx', 'Range', 'D5') -> Option A
Quick Check:
Use writetable with 'Range' to set start cell [OK]

Quick Trick: Use 'Range' option in writetable to set start cell [OK]

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