How to write data in an excel sheet with one separate column for each iteration in a for loop?

I have a matlab script that has a for loop for 50 iterations. For each iteration the output is a 4097x1 matrix. I want to write each iteration in a separate sequential column so that at the end I have a 4097x50 matrix in the same excel sheet.
Please note that in the script the output is also getting as one row for all the iterations (that means 204850 rows (4097x50=204850)). If I can get all the results in a matrix form 4097x50 in matlab that also will do the purpose.
Can anyone please help me on this??
Thank You.........!!!!

 Accepted Answer

output = zeros(4097, 50); % Preallocate
for iteration = 1 : 50
output(:, iteration) = GetColumnVector(); % Stuff your 4097 elements into one column.
end
xlswrite(filename, output, 'A1');

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Many thanks for your prompt response. I am little bit confused how to in-cooperate it into my script. Can you please help me how should I include this into following script. I am sorry I am relatively new to Matlab coding;
a=xlsread('V02_All_column5.xlsx');
b=xlsread('V02_All_column6.xlsx');
H1 = zeros( 4097, 1, 50 );
for i = 1:50
z=a(:,i);
x=b(:,i);
Fs=3200;
L=length(z);
NFFT=2^nextpow2(L);
window=hann(L/2);
noverlap=8;
[Pff(:,:),f]=pwelch(z(:,:),window,noverlap,NFFT,Fs);
[Pxx(:,:),f]=pwelch(x(:,:),window,noverlap,NFFT,Fs);
[Pfx(:,:),f]=cpsd(z(:,:),x(:,:),window,noverlap,NFFT,Fs);
[Pxf(:,:),f]=cpsd(x(:,:),z(:,:),window,noverlap,NFFT,Fs);
H1(:,:,i)=Pfx(:,:)./Pff(:,:);
H2(:,:)=Pxx(:,:)./Pxf(:,:);
end
I want to get the output real(H1) in a separate column for each iteration.
Many thanks again.

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I got the desired output by adjusting like this; output = zeros(4097, 50); % Preallocate
for i = 1 : 50 output(:, i) =real(H1(:,1,i)); % Stuff your 4097 elements into one column. end xlswrite('1.xlsx', output, 'A')
Many thanks for your comments. It really helped.

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