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How to enter data in excel at a specific location.

Suppose a VI stores its result in excel from Row 0 column 0 to Row 4 coulmn 4

The next VI stores its result in excel from Row 7 coumn 0 to Row 11 column 4.

And So on. Which Function I can use.

Please Help Smiley Embarassed

 

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You can use the "Excel Easy Text.vi" for writing data into specific location.

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Can we enter the data to Excel Easy Text.vi from 3 numeric controllers?

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For that I would have to convert the data.

So any other option?

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That is a straight forward way of writing the data to the excel. Do you want to generate only the excel sheet or just a file that can be viewed using Excel?

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I want to generate an Excel sheet. I may also write in that excel sheet.

Its like the results from different experiments will be stored into the excel sheet. But I want to allocate different space for each experiment.

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Please do not create multiple posts. People don't know what has already been discussed. In fact, P Anand's suggestion of using the Report Generation Toolkit was already discussed in the other thread.

 

Keep the discussion in ONE place!

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You can create a new sheet with Active X. Write data to it, too.

 

"Excel Macro Example" has a few Active X functions in subroutines you could take a look to get started.

 

Regards,

Mariana.

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Folks, this has already been discussed in the original thread. In fact, I told the user EXACTLY what function to use.

 

Please keep your responses there.

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Good Catch smercurio_fc. As said please hold a single thread for your queries and this is missing in the Posting Etiquette.

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