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Write 1 D array of a cluster of 3 elements to an excel file

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@Ketan31 wrote:

Hi altenbach,

 

Here is a very dumb question. What part of your PNG file am I supposed to incorporate into my labview program? From my understanding of your file, the section circled in blue is your attempt to produce two voltage signals (to mimic my scenario). Then, the area circled in red is where the voltage signals are stored with respect to time as a Bundle. Then they are getting unbundled in the 'for loop' and being stored in a csv file using the write delimiter vi. However, I am bit confused on how to execute this on my existing program because I am receiving the signals (shown in the attached PNG) from two different bundles, which are then stored as an a array. I don't have, or i don't see any, VI that is doing anything with Time.

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The two arrays coming out of the leftmost FOR loop are your two blue arrays (bottom of your two bundles). Since both arrays have the same time information, only one bundle is needed as shown in my picture. Just build the two 1D array into a 2D array as I show and bundle afterwards. All the rest can stay the same. Your graph would wire to the cluster, giving you two traces.

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Hi Altenbach,

 

Thank you for your help. It worked!!

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