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05-22-2006 10:02 AM
Modulation_mode | Upconversion_mode | ||||
1 | 3 | ||||
2 | 4 |
05-22-2006 10:39 AM
Hi,
Try using the property loader step type.
Attached is an example.
Regards
Ray Farmer
05-22-2006 11:18 AM
Hi, Roy, thank you for example, it works.
But a table in .xls file became to be terrible.
I have to have this file in simple mode (for user) such as
Modulation_mode
1
2
4
without "terrible" string
Modulation_mode | <Prop Name='Modulation_mode' Type='Array' LBound='[0]' HBound='[1]' ElementType='Number'><Value ID='[0]'>1</Value><Value ID='[1]'>2</Value></Prop> |
Is this any way to do it beatiful ?
Just values in the table?
05-22-2006 11:36 AM
05-23-2006 01:38 AM
10-05-2009 04:34 AM
Hi Ray,
Is this still the only way of loading a set of variables using excel, or do any of the later versions of TestStand have the capacity to read an excel file without all the formatting?
Sean
10-06-2009 01:29 AM
Hi SeanJ,
I used LabView to do this. I had a table of parameters in excel and I build a VI that extract this parameters in different way. This isn't the faster way to extract information (you need to open a file with LabView and than read your variables) but it works wery well because you can customize everything.
Otherwise, you can format the excel file like a text file with tabulation and than read the text file with TestStand, but I think that you have to re-format the information with a VI or similar for use that easily.
Good work,
Sem
03-15-2021 01:14 AM
Replying so I can check this thread on another machine.