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@Pramod.M wrote:

Sorry but I don't know how to do that.

Please can you help me with it?




How to do what? writing to a .bin file?

 

Its the most easy file writing method but you need have the same cluster for reading the file otherwise you will not be able to read the content.

 

Check the attached vi.

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The best solution is the one you find it by yourself
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Not functioning well. Now when running the VI I can call any experiment at any time which is back to square one.

I am still thinking on how to raise a flag when an experiment is completed and store it somewhere so when the next time I start up the VI I would'nt have to go through the experiments that I had performed earlier.

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The VI posted works well. No need to rise the flag. If the Experiment1 button is clicked, then only the experiment2 will work.

 

Thanks,

Yogesh

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hello good morning

see basically what I am trying to do is:-

1. First it will check if any experiment has been performed

2. If not then it will open the 1st experiment VI and the user can perform it.

3. Then if user is satified with the answers user will click on submit button and that answer will be stored in an excel sheet.

4. Now after clicking on the submit button then only user can proceed to next experiment.

5. But after performing the 1st experiment if user closes the VI then when user again opens it he should not perform the 1st experiment again rather he can move onto the 2nd experiment.

6. Then again steps 3-4-5 will be performed.

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