LabVIEW, by design, is for designing Virtual Instruments for Engineering. It is not designed as a general-purpose language to do such things as write manuscripts or reports (though it can write text files, and you could have it do spacing, line-breaking, etc.). That being said, NI has kindly provided "hooks" into Word, Excel, and can generate HTML "reports" as well.
For data output designed for non-LabVIEW users, I've often used Excel, as this can present both raw (numeric) and processed (e.g. graphs, computed summaries, etc. on separate Worksheets). I did once generate HTML code (I don't remember now what it was for), but have never ventured into trying to use Word (particularly since I no longer use Word, myself, for writing documents, including documentation for my LabVIEW code).
If I look at Word-Specific folder for the RGT in LabVIEW 2019, I notice the function "Word Easy Title". This generates (by default) an 18 point Bold Transparent (?? -- this might be a mistake, I would think it should be Black) version of the input Title String (which should contain Line Breaks, coded as \n, if you want them), followed by two blank lines (coded as \n\n). You can use the Font input to Easy Title to change the Report Font to, say, 12 point if 18 point is too big.
Based on my experience with Excel, I definitely recommend the "Easy" series of the Report-specific folder over the more general "Append xx to Report" functions at the top level of the RGT Palette.
I'd be interested in hearing how the RGT's Word functions work for you.
Bob Schor
