how to generate new excel report after some time using report generation tool kit.

[ponkumar]

Hi,

I use a MS office Report block. But error will occur. The error is Subvi is not executable. Please help me.

[Bob_Schor]

Delete all of the VIs that are in the wrong place, and put the correct VIs in their place.  I presume you know which these are, and don't need me to tell you, as you didn't attach your VI so what we can provide useful and relevant help.

Bob "Attach your VI!" Schor

[ponkumar]

hellow sir, 

here i attach the my VI.

[ponkumar]

Hello,

       Hi I am a new user for labview. Now i am currently using LabVIEW 2012 full development system. My job is built a application using LabVIEW to test the part. We are drive manufacturing company. In that drives so many parameter we want to check. For example power, P.F, RPM of motor, voltage, etc,. what I do means test the drive through labview and get the data. The data to be stored in EXCEL. Every day we manufacturing around 100nos of drives. The EXCEL file must be stored based on date wise. Can you help me how to generate the customized report generation. Please give some examples.

[Bob_Schor]

"Hi.  I am a new user of C++.  My company makes and tests widgets.  I need to build a program in C++ to test the widgets and write a report in Excel with the results of all of the tests.  Every day, we need to test about a hundred widgets.  We want to store all of the test results in a single Excel Workbook, organized by date.  Please give some examples."

The above is a parody of your post, substituting C++ for LabVIEW.  Here are some serious comments to make for both your Post and my fictitious one:

• What you propose is not a "beginner's Project".  You should have a reasonably good working familiarity with the Language (LabVIEW or C++), as well as some experience with larger principles of software design, before tackling such a Project.
• To acquire knowledge and programming skills, there are tutorials and other learning material available.  For LabVIEW, start with the tutorial material described on the beginning pages of the LabVIEW Forum.
• For LabVIEW, you should (at a bare minimum) be capable of passing the CLAD exam, but would be advised to have CLD capabilities for this Project.
• A Guru (someone in your organization, or a consultant, or a teacher/mentor) is especially valuable to discuss progress and to give you critical feedback (including saying "Start over, and do it this way").
• A Guru can also give you some good General Principles.  A few I recommend (for someone other than a beginner, and for someone doing a serious Project) would include:
  • Never (or "almost" never) use Express VIs.
  • All (or "at least 95%") of your Block Diagrams must fit on a single Laptop screen.
  • Always use LabVIEW Project to manage your LabVIEW "Projects".
  • Any decent-sized Project should have hundreds of sub-VIs and "lots" of TypeDefs.
  • (Almost) every Cluster and (almost) every Enum you create should have a TypeDef.
  • Every VI should have a Description and a custom Icon.  Same for (most) TypeDefs.
• If you cannot afford the time and effort to "do it right" (for a beginner, I'd allow a minimum of several months without a lot of help, basically someone "doing the work for you"), consultants or contract LabVIEW developers are available.

Bob Schor