Yes, in years past, I was using LabVIEW 2018, and even though there was probably a better way, I had NIReport.llb attached to every report, both Word and Excel that my programs created, and it always included. When my machine was redone this year, I installed LabVIEW 2019, as it was the last version I had downloaded before my subscription expired, and my company determined it was too expensive to reinstate. I thought I could just recompile all the vi's under LabVIEW 2019, and everything would be fine. It turned out the NI broke the library and it stated giving me compilation errors, as the beginning of this thread indicates. I tried fixing the llb, but that was a bit beyond my ability. I did remove Report Generation Toolkit, and reinstalled it fresh. Per early on in this thread, I tried removing the library, and just compiled the programs with nothing always included, and it worked perfectly. I was delighted. Then, last week, our IT person put 2 new computers on the floor, and I installed my programs on them only to discover that no reports were generated. This morning I learned that an older computer with a brand new SSD, and Windows 10 clean install, still worked just fine with my programs with nothing always included. I am using 32 bit LabVIEW 2019, and so far I have been unable to get any reports out of the 2 new computers, regardless of what I have tried. I understand that my programs are very large, and per advice from here, I have been shrinking them, and using more sub vi's. There are many of them, and some are quite huge. I'm working on them with each iteration a bit better than the previous one.This particular program hasn't been shrunk yet, but that shouldn't matter to just get a report on a new computer.
