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07-12-2019 12:56 PM
I have a collection of data from a test report which has 50000 rows, I need to find a particular row(may have multiple occurrences) and paste the row(s) in another excel. please help me.
Example excel is uploaded in which I need to find string "WLAN Fetch Payload Power Average" from cell Q1 and "R12BPSK" from cell P1 and paste the different occurrences in a different excel in a predefined cell(s).
07-12-2019 02:16 PM
Is this a LabVIEW question?
If you are using an Excel file to get data and put it into another Excel file, why not just write some VBA code within Excel?
07-12-2019 02:57 PM
I would have to agree with RavensFan here
It wold be far easier to figure out how to do these thing manually in Excel:
Then record a MACRO in Excel of you performing those steps manually
Finally playback that macro and let Excel do it's job.
07-12-2019 11:07 PM
Thanks for your reply,
Am I able to do this operation in labview,? since I have a backend code which is running with the help of labview and teststand, so that I can add the same VI to the teststand.
07-13-2019 06:37 AM
You can do it in LabVIEW. You will probably need to use ActiveX Controls. Also look at the Report Generation Toolkit.
But the way you presented the question which didn't mention LabVIEW or Teststand, only talked about Excel to Excel. For such a situation, I would find it easier to program it in Excel's Visual Basic.
07-16-2019 11:04 AM - edited 07-16-2019 11:04 AM
It would be easier to back up and change your existing program to create a separate Excel spreadsheet containing only the data you require, rather than save everything only to sift through later and copy it to another sheet.
But I am sure the Report Generation Toolkit or a third party add on like XLR8 (preferred) can do what you ask but it's not going to be easy.