Timestamp in LVM file - how can i access to ms value?

[James@Home]

Show me a screen capture from when it completes.

Please use the same file you uploaded.

Message Edited by jrjones on 04-26-2010 04:06 AM

[tj.diego]

Thanks for helping! 🙂

[tj.diego]

i solved the problem accessing to the file as a spreadsheet file, reading data as string! 🙂

reminder for the future! don't use express VI!!! 🙂

[James@Home · Accepted solution]

I'm at a loss to explain why, but it appears that for some reason the express read VI is not reading (or using) your t0 (Line 19, X0) value from the .lvm file.  This is what is causing the milliseconds to always be zero. 

I've modified the VI again as a test to see if you can retrieve the t0 and dt values correctly from the data file.  If so, you can use this information to calculate what you need for timing.  I also attached a screen capture for comparison.

I never use Express VIs and had not seen this issue before.

James

[tj.diego]

your solution is better then mine, so thanks thanks thanks!!!

🙂

[James@Home]

I'm not sure, but this appears to be a bug with the express VI.  I'm guessing its related to the regional settings and the use of the comma instead of the period for a decimal point.  But this is just a guess?