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Formats for graphs that can be use in Labview like jpg,bmp or etc.

here is the VI and the CSV. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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You haven't specified the delimiter as a comma with the Read From Spreadsheet File. You also don't want to be continuously reading the same file over and over again. The data is not going to change so I don't understand the while loop.

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i do not understand what you mean by the delimiter as a comma with the Read From Spreadsheet File. Can you explain to me as im new to labview? Thank You.

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First, go to the help menu and select Show Context Help. Always turn this on. Then, move your mouse over the Read From Spreadsheet function. In the lower right is an optional input called 'delimiter'. Right click on it and select 'Create Constant'. Enter a comma into the constant you just created.

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i followed your instruction already. but they show me partial of the waveform instead of the whole waveform. then went i add more comma, this error message appears-Analysis:  The width must meet: 0 < width < samples.

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this is the waveform that we get. the jepg format n csv format

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I took a look at the the csv file and I don't understand the format. The data is certainly not the 1D array and I'm not seeing it in a quick look ar the 2D array output. How did you create it? Do you have a description of it anywhere?

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i got the waveform from the oscilloscope. its the only format that i can save.

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But what was the process you used to save this? And did you look in the manual to see if there was a description?

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That is the only format to save the file in excel. the rest are graphic format. what do you mean by process??

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