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I have a VI that writes to Excel. It will write to a specific named range, or any range for that matter. My problem comes in the way it does this. If my named range has 8 rows in it, and I only have 6 rows to write (or any other number less than 8 greater than 1) it fills the rest of the range out with #N/A (will also do this for any columns not filled, but all necessary columns get filled in my program). Also when I write just one row of data it essentially copies the row into every row of the range, so I'd have 8 copies of the data for row 1. Anyone else run into something similar to this? Any ideas on how to fix it?
I don't really do any work with excel, but the obvious workaround would be to check for these conditions and, if necessary, add empty rows to your set before sending it to excel. That should, presumably, cause these rows to be empty.
@Elora_Paul wrote: Gary - did you ever get a solution to this? I refer to it as an Excel Named Range - seems like a real shame not to have this capability...
paul
Paul Anderson paulofelora@yahoo.com
IIRC, I padded the rest with blank strings to get my desired effect. Kinda cheating but oh well. I did later find out a different way to do this but it has to do with changes in Excel, not LabVIEW. You can create dynamic named ranges that change size based on how many items are in the rows/columns. Here's a link to how to change the range formula: http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/DynamicRanges.htm
