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Continuously Recording Thermocouple Data to Report

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Hello,

 

I am trying to cotinously record thermocouple data and generate an Excel report using the Report Generation tool box. The problem I am having is currently I am only able to capture the final data upon clicking the stop botton. How can I continously collect every data point and insert them into the

table?

 

I am using Labview 2011 (but I have 2010 still installed if that is a problem) on XP and I am aquiring the data using a NI 9211.

 

 

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You might want to post it as LV2010 or earlier until people (like me) get a chance to upgrade. I mean 2011 only came out this week. Smiley Very Happy

 

But the most helpful people have probably already upgraded.

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Sorry I posed the wrong file. Here is the 2010 compatable file.

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You are not closing the report. But I think the problem is that you need to wire the report object reference to a shift register. It's a good idea to do that with the error wire as well.

 

 

Example_VI_BD.png

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The shift registers are good design, but I think the core issue is writing to the same Start pos. It needs to be incremented like this.

 

IncrStart.png

 

Edit: To the Left, that blue wire is comming from the iteration terminal of the loop.

 

 

Richard






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Correction to my post above... that will work, however, there's an Iteration terminal on the VI. Just wire to that!

 

Iteration.png

Richard






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Thanks Broken Arrow I completly over looked that, it works great!

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@ee_hokie wrote:

[...] I completly over looked that, [...]


(obviously) I did too at first! Smiley Happy It's a nice feature, which I never use because I use the more "raw" ActiveX wrapper VI's for writing to Excel. Probably no real performance gain - just what I'm used to.

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