Data saving with time

[Chowdhury_Milon]

Hello Mr. GerdW,

Greetings. I beg pardon for my ignorance. I can't find out two vi (red circled in attached picture) of your picture. Would you please help me to find out those?

[Chowdhury_Milon]

Hello Mr. Jeff-Bohrer,

Greetings.

1. I followed your solution (for express vi) but I got a strange time column. All time values are same. Picture has been attached. Would you check please?

2. You showed a date-time formatting example. Actually I can't understand where will I use that. I have attached a "vi" that I followed. Would you check please? 

[RTSLVU · Accepted solution]

What you have there is a timestamp in numeric format.

In Excel 

1. Highlight the column
2. Right click and select Format Cells from the pop-up menu
3. Select the time or date format you want

[GerdW]

Hi milon,

those are waveform functions, you will find them in the waveform functions palette...

[JÞB]

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@Chowdhury_Milon wrote:

Hello Mr. Jeff-Bohrer,

Greetings.

1. I followed your solution (for express vi) but I got a strange time column. All time values are same. Picture has been attached. Would you check please?

2. You showed a date-time formatting example. Actually I can't understand where will I use that. I have attached a "vi" that I followed. Would you check please? 

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You forgot to change to the xlxs file type.  You cannot change a "Date Format" in a binary file type.

[Chowdhury_Milon]

Hello Mr. GerdW

Greetings. I followed your method. but couldn't complete the code. I have attached the code here. Would you check please?