I showed you a Revised Excel Example that created an Excel Workbook/Worksheet with several tables. I don't understand the format of TDMS files well enough to understand how you want your data to appear, but I assume you can read and understand them.
I suggest you take two tables and, using the Example code, try to write the VI that writes those two tables in the Excel format that you want. Note that Excel Easy Table has three inputs of interest to you -- the Data (a 2D array), the Row Headers (a 1D array of Strings) and the Column Headers (another 1D array of Strings). So one Easy Table can write out the entire "Easy Table". The Example also shows you how to align two tables with respect to each other -- if you want them next to each other, you start the second Table at the same Row as the first, but a Column or two past the first, while if you want them one above the other, you update the Row of the second, but use the same starting Column.
Do something very simple. Once you can do one thing simple, you can add to it.
Bob Schor
