I'm not sure exactly, but I have a strong feeling that you are tripped up by
using the comma for a decimal point. Here in the US we use a period for a
decimal point and the comma is used to seperate hundreds from thousands from
millions, etc. That's what the .6f document looks like. I imagine that you
have labview set up to use comma as decimal point and excel is
misinterpreting it.
"Knappe" wrote in message
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> My vi writes numbers to excel, but the format in excel isn`t the way
> it should be.
>
> My goal:
> 1,234 to 1,234
> 123,0345 to 123,0345
> 1,000001 to 1,000001
> 1,020000 to 1,02
>
> If I use %.2f its fine but the numbers after the , are cut away.
> %.6f brings funny stuff in
labview.
> see attached files. What is my fault?
> I tried several formating possibilities.
