Getting 'Argument must contain string error' error when saving, it's always worked before

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Here is a short piece of my code.
queue = '\Q0';
Case = '\02';
path = 'D:\Data';
folder4Mfiles = strcat(path,'\Raw',queue,Case); % this corresponds to a location on my computer, I've never had trouble saving with this folder name before
cd(folder4Mfiles)
filename = sprintf('E%d.dat',ti); % Set filename as the E file of current time step
disp('E file is loading') % just what we call the files, they are just .dat format
InputData=load(filename); % Load the E file of current time step
disp('E file is done loading')
M = 352;
N = 92;
P = 352;
X = reshape(InputData(:,1),M,N,P);
save([folder4Mfiles,'\Position_File.mat'],X)
But now I get this error.
Error using save
Argument must contain a string.
I don't understand? [folder4Mfiles,'\Position_File.mat'] is a string

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes 2019-2-18
编辑:Geoff Hayes 2019-2-18
Nathaniel - perhaps the error is with the second input parameter
save([folder4Mfiles,'\Position_File.mat'],X)
where you should be passing the name of the variable to save rather than the variable itself. In that case, the above would become
save([folder4Mfiles,'\Position_File.mat'],'X')
Also, consider using fullfile to build your path with filename like
save(fullfile(folder4Mfiles,'Position_File.mat'),'X')
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Nathaniel H Werner
Nathaniel H Werner 2019-2-18
It looks like both you and Jan gave the same answer, off by a minute. It's been a while since I've used this code, so I think this is a case of forgetting some of the syntax rules.
As to whether to use the variable 'path' or not, I think to be safe I will just call it Path or PATH or some other rendition of the name moving forward.
Thank you!

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