Add multiple timestamps in the excel file first column

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Hi I am using xlswrite to add string of timestamps to the first column of excel file but it shows me #######.
How to correct this?
I would be very grateful for your help.
Regards

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Muhammad Usman Saleem
Muhammad Usman Saleem on 19 Jul 2015
Edited: Jan on 19 Jul 2015
##### - Sometimes referred to as “Railroad tracks”, this error can be caused by several conditions:
  • A number in a cell is too wide for the cell to display it.
  • The formula in the cell produces a result that is too wide for the cell.
  • There is a negative number in the cell that has been formatted for dates or times. Dates and times in Excel must be positive values.
Solution:
  • Widen the column containing the problem cell.
  • Change the format of the problem cell to something other than a date/time format.
  • Correct the negative number in a date/time formatted cell.
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Zargham Ali
Zargham Ali on 20 Jul 2015
%start time stime=datenum(2012,1,2,0,0,0) %end time etime=datenum(2012,1,2,23,00,00) %length of time step (1D, 3min in this case) delta=datenum(0,0,0,1,0,0) %ymdhms for nw=stime:delta:etime clox=cellstr(datestr(nw))
end xlswrite('MERRA.xlsx',clox,'A2:A24');
i am trying this code but it always shows me the end time that is 2012 1 2 23:00 in excel file but in command window of MATLAB the output increases the time hourly from 1 till 23

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