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Is there a discussion of, and maybe a simple example .vi illustrating the manipulation of a spreadsheet on a remote machine available anywhere? I see I'm going to have to contend with DCOM, etc., and would like to know more to reduce the blind thrashing. _______________Marty
If you have ActiveX vi's that already do what you need them to, you can call those vi's remotely using the VI server. If the vi's require dat to be passed in/out, use the Call By Reference Node. If you're having trouble writing the VI's to control Excel, email me or post a message with some specifics of what you're trying to accomplish and I'll see what I can do. I do a lot of "blind thrashing" myself, but sometimes I manage to grab hold of something that works. 🙂
MaxMar
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Very interesting how work to with ActiveX. One idea I have is to conect to matlab on one PC with LV on a second PC. One step for me could be learn com with xls first, if someone of you would like share VIs I would appreciaet that.
Anders Björk Analytical Chemistry Royal Inst. of Tech. Stockholm Sweden
The National Instruments Web Site has many examples of ActiveX control of Excel. Just go to www.ni.com and search the entire website for excel. The search will turn up the links to the example code database entries that illustrate Activex control of excel.
MaxMar
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