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> data_all=[
> (1..10).to_a,
> (1..10).to_a,
> (1..10).to_a,
> 1..10).to_a
>  ¨Â²Ä áòòá>
> File.open('test3.txt','w') do |a_f|
>  ¨Âáôáßáìì®åáãè äï üòï÷ > row.each {|e| a_f.print e ; a_f.print "\t"}
> a_f.puts
>  ¨Âîä
>
> end

I would do something more along the lines of this:

File.open('test.txt', 'w') do |file|
    data_all.each do |row|
        file.puts row.join("\t")
    end
end

On Oct 8, 10:09 pm, botp <botp... / gmail.com> wrote:
> you may want to look at fastercsv.
>
> kind regards -botp

This is tab-separated, but if Excel is the ultimate goal, I guess that
CSV would work. Fortunately, I don't use Excel, so I don't know much
along those lines.