[Q] Read from spreadsheet.vi

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Hi.

I'm using LV5.1.

I want to read data from ASCII file made from FORTRAN program.

The data file consists of 5 colums and several rows like below.

0.0000000E+00 0.0000000E+00 1.587401 2.6070468E-02 0.3855242
3.9999999E-02 0.3121254 1.342645 2.2050731E-02 0.3493916
7.9999998E-02 0.6242507 1.049508 1.7236449E-02 0.2965122
0.1200000 0.9363760 0.7434418 1.2209801E-02 0.2283728
0.1600000 1.248501 0.4503268 7.3958868E-03 0.1477234
0.2000000 1.560627 0.1815041 2.9809121E-03 5.8283314E-02
0.2400000 1.872752 -6.6547669E-02 -1.0929269E-03 -3.5646241E-02
0.2800000 2.184877 -0.3079535 -5.0576325E-03 -0.1296009

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I'm a novice in using LV, so I want to get some sample program.

Thank you for reading this article.

mail to : hhlee@hhi.co.kr

[alkazaa]

ÀÌÇöÈ£ schrieb:

> Hi.
>
> I'm using LV5.1.
>
> I want to read data from ASCII file made from FORTRAN program.
>
> The data file consists of 5 colums and several rows like below.
>
> 0.0000000E+00 0.0000000E+00 1.587401 2.6070468E-02 0.3855242
> 3.9999999E-02 0.3121254 1.342645 2.2050731E-02 0.3493916
> 7.9999998E-02 0.6242507 1.049508 1.7236449E-02 0.2965122
> 0.1200000 0.9363760 0.7434418 1.2209801E-02 0.2283728
> 0.1600000 1.248501 0.4503268 7.3958868E-03 0.1477234
> 0.2000000 1.560627 0.1815041 2.9809121E-03 5.8283314E-02
> 0.2400000 1.872752 -6.6547669E-02 -1.0929269E-03 -3.5646241E-02
> 0.2800000 2.184877 -0.3079535 -5.0576325E-03 -0
.1296009
> ................................
>
> I'm a novice in using LV, so I want to get some sample program.
>
> Thank you for reading this article.
>
> mail to : hhlee@hhi.co.kr

Here you go:

This is the front panel of the small program after running it:
it contains a file path to your data file and a 2d-array indicator with the
data read

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this is the diagram ('source code') of the program:
it uses a .vi 'Read from spreadsheet file.vi' delivered with the labview system
(it is the second entry in the 'Functions->File I/O' menu)
it reads ASCII data and converts to single precision binary values (SGL).

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the only special thing to note here is the format specifier "%.;%g":
the %.; defines period as decimal separator (my PC uses comma as default, so I
had to use this) and the %g is the conversion code for any engineering format.



Regards

Franz Ahlers

[alkazaa]

Sorry, I forgot to mention, that the 'Read from spreadsheet file.vi' assumes a
tab as column delimiter. If another char is used, this has to be wired to the
'Read from spreadsheet file.vi ' icon


regards


Franz Ahlers