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Property Loader and Multiple Numeric Limit Test

Hi!

I'm trying to export the limits of all numeric limit tests im my sequence.

I've no idea what i'm doing wrong, but i fail with exporting the limits of the multiple numeric limit tests. There are only the limits of the "normal" numeric limit tests in my export.

Could someone please explain me how to export also the limits of the multiple numeric limit test?

(TS 2013)

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when defining what to export, it is usually easiest/cleanest if you can explicitly define all multiple numeric step measurements as explicit indixes? For example if your MNL step has 2 measurements defined, you'd want to export 4 additional matches...

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Step.Result.Measurement[0].Limits.Low

Step.Result.Measurement[0].Limits.High

Step.Result.Measurement[1].Limits.Low

Step.Result.Measurement[1].Limits.High

...and so on for more indexes....

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note how the pattern is different from the regular

Step.Limits.*

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by default when you try to export using the '>' buttons for MNL steps, TestStand will usually try to help by generating an incomplete/invalid expression of:

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Step.Result.Measurement[?].Limits

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which it expects you as the user to fix before proceeding, however the '?' is often overlooked, because it's so small!

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some people prefer to simply export the entire Step.Result.Measurement.* to the file because they'd prefer not to define array indexes, but this will log the explicit XML for the container values, which may not be as easy for end users to work with... your mileage may vary. Good luck!

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-Elaine

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Thank you, now I've done it! Smiley Very Happy

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Elaine, you always seem to pop up when I am looking for something in the weird parts of TestStand. Thanks for providing answers. 

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