write table to test data record

[BartvStC]

I am writing tables into a test data record(word). The tables are of different length, the longest is 89 rows, they also differ in width, some have 7 columns,

ohters have 2 columns. In Word easy table.vi I have set 'fit to page width' to true. If I write all the 8 tables to the record the last 4 don't fit to page width,

If I skip the first 4 tables, the last 4 tables do fit the page width. I have the idea that if you have too much table data, 'fit to page width' is not applied to some tables

in Word. The full test with all the tables written to record takes 2 hours.Doe anyone know what the problem is ?

[MikeS81]

Hi BartvStC,

you mean to write 8 tables to word need 2 hours? Can you upload your vi, or a picture, so we can see how you write the data to word? Did you think about using Excel instead of Word?

Mike

[BartvStC]

No, the main vi with all the subvi's execution takes two hours. At the end of execution of 8 subvi's (the ones with table indicators) this

table data is written to the test data record. I can't send you the vi, because it's too big (too many subvi's). 

[BartvStC]

Okay,

Here a picture from the subvi, which I use for writing the table to the opened document. 

[RavensFan]

Please don't post .docx files as most people don't have a version of Word to read that.  Post it as a regular .doc file.

My opinion:  Office 2007 will sell about as well as Vista and WinME.  All "updated" versions of a product where the original product works just fine and the new versions cause more problems than they are worth.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Actually, don't post .doc files either. Instead of going through the hassle of pasting some images into a word file, just attach the images themselves.

[RavensFan]

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Dennis Knutson wrote:
Actually, don't post .doc files either. Instead of going through the hassle of pasting some images into a word file, just attach the images themselves.

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Oh definitely,  If it is just images, do what Dennis says and post them as .png files.  I was thinking that there may be a good reason for it being a document, like those times where the poster needs to put images, but builds in a description or annotates the image or puts in some longer specification writeup.

[BartvStC]

Okay, as a .png file then.