06-28-2010 01:26 PM
Hello,
What is the best way to create a csv file with test results? Should I use scripting avalaible in TestStand or implement it in LabVIEW?
Is there an example somewhere? I downloaded a few examples from earlier years but I cannot get them to work with my sequence. They require some container parameters that are not very well documented.
I'd like my csv file to look similar to this:
Date, Time, Operator Name, Test1 name, Test2 Name...
,,, Limit Low, -1, -1,...
,,, Limit High, 5,5,.....
,,, Unit, mV,mV
,,, Limit, GELE,GELE
Date,Time,Socket Nr, Value1, Value2,....
Date,Time,Socket Nr, Value1, Value2,....
Date,Time,Socket Nr, Value1, Value2,....
...
...
This way it can easily be edited in Excel. It can also be used for data analysis, graphing etc.
Thanks
06-29-2010 05:28 PM
Hello, There is an example here:
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/5854
06-29-2010 11:06 PM
I'll also add that it is, in my opinion, much more effective to use a database instead of trying to manage many separate text files. With a database, you can edit the data, analyze it, graph it, etc.