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I recently upgraded to LV2009 and am trying to run programs that were written with LV8.6.1.  I have relatively simple subvi's that use the 'read from spreadsheet file' node but everytime i run them I get the 'attached' error 6 message.  Any suggestions regarding a solution would be appreciated.  Thanks, John

 

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I recently upgraded to LV2009 and am trying to run programs that were written with LV8.6.1.  I have relatively simple subvi's that use the 'read from spreadsheet file' node but everytime i run them I get the 'attached' error 6 message.  Any suggestions regarding a solution would be appreciated.  Thanks, John

 


Are you SURE the file is tab,comma,space delimited?

Ben

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Paths (stored as constants, locals, globals, in files, etc) may have changed now that your LabVIEW (2009) is in a different directory than it used to be (8.6.1).

Also, Read from Spreadsheet File is a VI, not a "node". Check your hierarchy and make sure things are linked properly.

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The files that I am currently reading from are space delimited and as you can tell new to LV2009 and upgrading LV from a previous version.  Could you send me an example of a properly structured file hierarchy or suggestion if possible so I could compare it to mine??  I will be investigating path search you have already suggested in the mean-time.  Thank you for the help.  John
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Go to the Hierarchy ("Alt+V" then "H") and then turn on "Full VI path in Label" under the View menu (or go "Alt+V" then "P"). Hover over VI's and make sure they are the expected filename & path.

 

An easier way for a quick check of paths (if you use the Project structure) is to turn on the "Show Item Paths" under the Project menu.

 

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Thank you!  The 'alt-v' then 'p' trick definitely helped.  I will compare vi paths with the previous hierarchy in LV8.6.1.  Have a good day!  John

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