Write data from 12 element cluster to excel

[GerdW]

Hi XebeXUC,

Am I even near the solution?

Well, you get nearer 😄

What about using a case structure?

IF remainder == 0 THEN
   save data to file
ELSE
   do nothing
ENDIF

[XebeXUC]

What would I fill in the false case then? I can't have nothing in there

Edit:

Got it! I  don't have to go through the case 😄

Thanks for your help and patience 😄

[GerdW]

Hi XebeXUC,

do you really have big problems to implement a case structure to save data only when needed?

[XebeXUC]

It's monday for everyone :s

I just come back here too fast instead of thinking twice (or three times).

However I still failed with my time stamp, the string doesn't work with the array. And converting it to double like the rest of the data gives again a big number.

But that's not a big issue, I don't think it really needs a time stamp.

[GerdW]

Hi XebeXUC,

However I still failed with my time stamp, the string doesn't work with the array. And converting it to double like the rest of the data gives again a big number.

Hint: when converting the timestamp to a DBL number fails you  might convert your measurement values to strings and use an array of strings…

[XebeXUC]

Oh yeah, that worked great, only negative side is that I seem to be losing digits, but the sensors are probably not even that sensitive so rough numbers should be good enough.

[GerdW]

Hi Xebe,

why do you lose digits? Use a better format string!

[JÞB]

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@XebeXUC wrote:

It's monday for everyone :s

I just come back here too fast instead of thinking twice (or three times).

However I still failed with my time stamp, the string doesn't work with the array. And converting it to double like the rest of the data gives again a big number.

But that's not a big issue, I don't think it really needs a time stamp.

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try Time to XL.vi

Excel an LabVIEW use different "Epochs"  

WARNING Time constants do not travel well adjust that constant for your timezone

[XebeXUC]

Basically digits after the comma/point.
So 1,9 becomes 2...

But thanks for the tip, I found a better one indeed.

Edit: apperently it isn't that much better :S

[GerdW]

Hi Xebe,

Basically digits after the comma/point. So 1,9 becomes 2...

Using FormatIntoString with a format of %f will give you "1.9"…

But thanks for the tip, I found a better one indeed.

Which one?

Edit: apperently it isn't that much better

Well, which one isn't better?