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Control inputs into a text file

Hello all, 

 

does anyone know how to save into a text file different numbers the user puts using controls??

 

I have been tried using arrays but I didn´t success 😞

 

Thanks!! 

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Can you show us how you did (Attach a VI in 2013 or earlier version)

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The best solution is the one you find it by yourself
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Hi lacorgui,

 

you could format your numbers into a text file like this:

check.png

 

This is just one method of saving numbers to files. There are a lot more, just look at the file functions palette!

Best regards,
GerdW


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I got it when my inputs are fixed, converting numbers to strings and then concatenating those. However, this does not work when I have different values during time, for example during a measurement.  

 

What I want is to save different values (namely A, B and C) at different times in a same text file. For example, for a time X I want A, B and C values in three different columns, for time X+1 again the values in a different row and so on. 

 

I´ll try to post the vi soon! 

 

Thanks

 

 

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Thank you GerdW, 

 

I´ll try doing this, at least for fixed numbers (it seems more tidy than my method ;))

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Use WriteToSpreadsheetFile…

Best regards,
GerdW


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If you are trying to save and load control values, OpenG has a Save Panel to INI and Load Panel From INI that is quite handy.  Just pass the VI reference to the function, and a path for the file to be saved to and the front panel will be saved to a human readable file.

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