09-20-2018 09:03 PM
09-20-2018 09:28 PM
Yes but you need to develop your own code by invoking Excel (using Activex)
09-20-2018 09:35 PM
How? i mean, do you have any reference or tutorial how to manipulate activeX. please
09-20-2018 11:56 PM
Attached Snippet shows how to write data to an existing Excel File, Explore more in the Methods and properties of excel to add more features into it.
09-21-2018 07:31 AM
There are several third-party toolkits out there like XLR8 that let you work with excel files that do not require an installation of Excel on your computer.
Regards, Jens
09-21-2018 08:00 AM
@1der-er wrote:
How? i mean, do you have any reference or tutorial how to manipulate activeX. please
09-21-2018 01:49 PM
ActiveX is technology developed, and now largely abandoned, by Microsoft. You can still find vestiges of it in some Windows products, but development has largely ceased.
There are always "trade-offs" -- you can purchase LabVIEW's Report Generation Toolkit or a LabVIEW edition that contains it, purchase a third-party application that can interface with Excel, give up using "native" Excel and use a Comma-Separated-Variable (Excel-like) format that LabVIEW easily supports, hire a Developer skilled in ActiveX to help you, or spend the time to learn this technology yourself.
Bob Schor