Write to an Excel File

[Leprechaun]

let me clarify... we have a pressure transducir and we are trying to calibrate it. the point of this program is for us to type in a number ( up to 10 points) for the range (so 0- 10 or 0-5 range). Then this prgram will read back to us the mean average for the pressure at the number specified. My portion was to take all that information given (i.e. the number inputed for the range as well as the mean) and send that all into an excel file and then also create a graph. Everything else is set up i only need help on transferring all of that over to an excel file. I have attached where I am at so far but I still manage to get an error 3 and would like some help as to how to fix it.Thanks

[Leprechaun]

ok well i only have a couple more questions. I got it all to work but i was wondering how do i make the excel file save as a different file name as well as make the data start at  the same location everytime?

[smercurio_fc]

moved to here

[ShankarKutty]

how to write the output reports in the microsoft office excel worksheet 97-2003 version. its in the format.xlsx

[P@Anand]

Give the file extension in the form of *.xls while building the path or while creating the file to generate the report.

[educob]

Hello,

I have labview 8.2 and I would like to see the PressureCalibration4.vi but I can't open it.

Could anyone, please, save it for my version?

I have a VI with several different types of data and I need to write them all to an excell file (csv file or whatever that can be opened with excel).

I haven't found an example beyond saving a graph. Is it possible to save plenty of different values numeric & graphs to a single file?

Thanks.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Post to the conversion board and attach the VI.

Of course you can save different values to same file. Have you decided on a format and by that I mean rows and columns? For example, your different scalars in separate columns and the graph array in a another column. You can easily do this manually and from that and your code someone can see what you are doing incorrectly.

[educob]

Thanks.

I just did.