LabVIEW program help

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

Is it possible to store data in dash board itself?, in that case you can store the data in Dash board itself as .txt file.

[udka]

You want to sort 2d array ? Please explain problem Clearly so that it is easier to suggest a possible solution.
If you want to sort 2d array according to what you want to sort? Column? row ?
-check this example https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-13719

[Sonataaaaaaa]

Hi Palanive,

I have made changes to my VI already, the program is running fine, however when I open the excel sheet, nothing is recorded, is there something wrong with my connections? Attached is my vi.

With thanks,

Sonata

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

Where is this path Located "C:\Users\Y410P\Desktop\Testing.csv" PC or Dashboard?

[Sonataaaaaaa]

Hi Palanive,

It is on PC.

With thanks,

Sonata

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

Hello Sonataaaaaa,

This is the actual problem, you are running code on Dash board and the Path to be saved is in PC.

So it wont save, either you should have network path which should be mapped in dashboard or you need to run Logging in PC or You should be able to log file in dashboard itself.

[Sonataaaaaaa]

Hi Palanive,

Thanks for addressing the problem, we cannot find a way to map a network path in Dashboard..(How do we do this?)

With thanks, 

Sonata

[Sonataaaaaaa]

Hi udka,

Yes, we are trying to sort 2D array, we are thinking of writing the values we have measured to a spreadsheet, sort in excel and get it back to labview, is there a simpler method to do it?

With thanks,

Sonata

[udka]

You don't need to write to file get it back unless you want to save the data.
- You want to sort based on what?
- you want to sort entire array? Or row wise ? Column wise?
- Did you check the example in my previous post?

[Sonataaaaaaa]

Hi udka,

Yes, we need the data to be saved, however no matter how I try, I cant get anything to be displayed on the excel file.

We are using the sort function to create a high-score system by sorting the top ten values.

With thanks,

Sonata