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combining 1-D arrays to save in excel format

I have different 1-D arrays which I want to store in excel. All arrays in a single MS excel file.

 

How do I do that?

 

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Hi Shan21,

are your arrays from different type? If you need a "real" Excel file, then you have to use ActiveX functions. To write two different array (different type) use two invoke node (value) to write the different types.

 

If you only need a Spreadsheet file, then the easiest way is to convert both arrays to string and write all at ones.

 

Hope it helps.

Mike

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If I convert it to a spreadsheet, can we manipulate the numbers inside the spreadsheet cause now they are strings?

 

 

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Hi Shan21,

yes, you can change what you want in your file. Do you need to read the values later?

 

Mike

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Yes I do need to read the values later and make an XY plot for comparsion for the values.
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Hi Shan21,

it shouldn't be a problem. Do you have different types? Can you show an image of what you make?

 

Mike

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