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write in 2 columns

write in 2 columns using a "write to spreadsheet file" if I have 2 strings which are in columns
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A Little more details please??
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I have 2 strings, which are in columns because they have many different numbers, and I would like to write them in the same .txt in two columns, one next to the other using "write to spread sheet file".

I have tried, but they are write in one columns, one after the other.

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Look at attached vi

Hope this helps

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Dev

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This is my VI. The previous answer didn't work ok.

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Sorry to say that I have an older version of LabVIEW on my system and hence could not open your vi.

But can you please tell why the proposed solution did not work for you??

 

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This is my VI
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Would this vi do??

Message Edited by devchander on 05-28-2007 05:15 AM

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Sorry, but it doesn't work either. The problem is that I don't have arrays, I have 2 strings (they were arrays until I change commas by .). Since then, I have 2 arrays, and I want to write each one in two columns, one next to the other.

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