How write multiple data output in excel sheet

Hello,

   I am currently working on a program that will read a large text file and then export it into an excel file in a different organization. My file i am trying to read contains information in this form... 
I'm currently working on a program that calculates and unload output data for different values of the input variable. The program i conducted through two while loops, and now would like to print all data in Excel. The view of all results in notepad editor looks like this: 
 T_ok       T_02         kapa             num_iter       error          T_2
248.15     520.52      1.384537              7          0.000652       561.22 
249.15     522.38      1.384314              7          0.000675       563.21 
250.15     524.24      1.384092              7          0.000700       565.19 
251.15     526.09      1.383869              7          0.000725       567.18 
252.15     527.95      1.383646              7          0.000751       569.16 
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(Number of rows containing floats: 66)
When I try to get something like that in Excel i get an error-it prints out only the last numeric data row.
How can i get my output directly in excel or can i transfer this notepad results into excel. My code looks like this:
clear all
clc

Mzr = 28.96; % kg/kmol Rzr = 0.2871; % KJ/(kgK) pr = 16; % kompresijski omjer: p2/p1 T_ok = 248.15; eta_komp = 0.87;

fileID = fopen('Rezultati.txt','w'); fprintf(fileID,'\r T_ok T_02 kapa num_iter error T_2'); fprintf(fileID,'\r\n===================================================================='); while T_ok <= 313.15 k_0 = 1.4; eps = 1; iter = 1;

 while abs(eps) > .001
      T_02 = T_ok * pr^(k_0 - 1)/k_0;
      load kapa_zraka.txt;
      k_new = interp1(kapa_zraka(:, 1), kapa_zraka(:, 4), T_02);
      T_new = T_ok * pr^(k_new - 1)/k_new;
      eps = T_02 - T_new;
      T_02 = T_new;
      k_0 = k_new;
      iter = iter + 1;
      T_2 = T_ok + (T_new - T_ok)/eta_komp;

 end
    fprintf(fileID,'\r\n%.2f %10.2f %13f %14.0f %17f %12.2f %14.2f %14f\r\n\r\n',T_ok,T_02,k_0,iter,abs(eps),T_2);
    T_ok = T_ok+1;

end

fclose(fileID)

Answer 1

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Just make up your cell array to cover the whole sheet. For the blank cells in between the two separated ranges, just have the cell be {[]}. See the FAQ if you want to know what a cell array is. Then you can write the whole sheet in just one call to xlswrite().