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Plotting XY graph with two values and time

Here's how the modification should look like (left). Alternatively, you could also read all lines directly (right-click the file read and select "read lines" and wire a -1 to the count terminal) (right).

 

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I did do that initially but got the same error so i tried something different.

Iv'e attached the original files.

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Well, these files have a completely different data structure and contain significantly more data per line.. You need to adjust the scanning operation dramatically.

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Is it just the format string that needs adjusting or will other parts need to be changed?

 

Thanks

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My FOR loops process one line at a time. Your lines are 10x longer and much more complicated. You need to adjust the scan format to get the right data. Use my draft as a template.

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It says I have used too many format specifiers, do I need to wire more default value terminals to account for this?

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Nevermind its working now.

 

What is the input parameter for # ?

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Patel33 wrote:

What is the input parameter for # ?


You probably need to be more specific that that. 😉

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Well one of the spreadsheet cells contain ###, so I need to specify this in the string function.

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Are you sure the width of the cell is large enough to hold the value. Excel will fill it in with # signs if the cell is too small.

Now Using LabVIEW 2019SP1 and TestStand 2019
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