Converting csv files to signals

[ishironagasaki]

for some reason it won't let me upload it with the .csv extension so just change the extension after you download it

[Dennis_Knutson]

Your Read From Spreadsheet has the wrong delimiter for a csv file and of course reading as an integer is absolutely incorrect. Troubleshooting your problem was simple. You could have simply created an array indicator on the output or used a graph to show the waveform being read.

[ishironagasaki]

Ok.  Then which delimiter do I need for a csv file?  What do I need to read it as?

[RavensFan]

A comma.

Right now you have no delimiter wired, which means it will use the default value of a tab.

[ishironagasaki]

Alright then what?

[RavensFan]

Then run it.

[ishironagasaki]

The same error is appearing

[RavensFan]

Which error is that?

Post the latest version of your VI.

Have you remembered to account for the fact that you .csv file appears to have some rows that look like header information and not data?

[ishironagasaki]

It's the first error I mentioned: error 200077.

[RavensFan]

Then what I said about the header rows applies.  The first several lines of your attached .csv file are messy and include text in there as well as numbers.  They aren't going to convert well to a number and will turn out to be zero.

Try putting some indicators on your 2-D double arrays coming out of the Read Spreadsheeet functions.  See if that data actually looks like what you think it should be.