Saving Cluster to a spreadsheet

I would like to save four 2-D arrays into a spreadsheet file where each array is side-by-side rather then underneith each other. I have tried to bundle it as an array and as a cluster but i cannot figure out how to save it properly.
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Hello.
The attached image shows code that puts some arrays below the others, and some on the right, as you need it, so you should be able to apply the code there for what you need.
I also included the image of the front panel so you could see the result of running the code.
Hope this helps.
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