11-11-2005 01:16 AM
11-11-2005 01:42 AM
Hi,
You can use the 'Microsoft Office Spreadsheet' ActiveX control. If you do NOT have MS Office license, the control works in read-only mode, which is good enough for you I guess.
Regards,
-Khalid
PS: If you are writing out the measurement values from LabVIEW to Excel in the first place, you already have (had?) this data in LabVIEW. Why not use it from here?
11-11-2005 03:53 AM
We do a measurement and save the data to excel and then we start a new measurement, so the "old" data is been removed. We use the program in the production to setup our products (air-heaters) with the right values (power, co, co2 etc) and save the values to excel and print the report.
@Khalid wrote:
PS: If you are writing out the measurement values from LabVIEW to Excel in the first place, you already have (had?) this data in LabVIEW. Why not use it from here?
11-11-2005 04:04 AM
11-11-2005 11:02 AM
@becktho wrote:How exactly do you write the data to excel?
11-11-2005 11:24 AM
11-14-2005 04:14 AM
Hello,
I'm working with Labview 8.0 and MS Office 97. I don't have a "Microsoft Office Spreadsheet" ActiveX object.
11-14-2005 04:21 AM
11-14-2005 10:04 AM
I'm working with Labview 8.0 and MS Office 97. I don't have a "Microsoft Office Spreadsheet" ActiveX object.
11-14-2005 10:47 AM
@Khalid wrote:
You can download the Spreadsheet control (part of Office 2000/2003 components) from Microsoft's website. And as I mentioned before, without the license it will work in read-only mode.