06-07-2012 09:08 AM - edited 06-07-2012 09:09 AM
Looks like you want to get the data column that has IRAD in the header. Two "delete from array" in a row seems a bit of overkill. SImply use "index array" to get the desired column.
(Since we don't have your file, please run your VI once, then change the indicator named "array" to a constant (right-click terminal, change to constant. Now delete all the file IO part and save the VI under a new name. Attach it.)
06-11-2012 12:41 AM
hi i need help on this.I am doing programming on using the solar energy data i got and then plot the graph for the solar energy. I got data for the array part but i cannot get the data for IRAD and Input Power for Thinfilm.Can someone help?Below are the programming the the solar data fiel that you need.
06-11-2012 02:01 AM
Here's a quick draft. You still need to deal with the odd parts near the end of the array, but this should get you started.
06-11-2012 02:22 AM
u mean the array at spread sheet string to array?
06-11-2012 02:27 AM
@dalrezaz wrote:
u mean the array at spread sheet string to array?
That's not even a complete sentence! What post are you referring to and what is the question?
06-11-2012 02:34 AM
@altenbach ur post what u mean by dealing with odd parts at the array?
06-11-2012 02:40 AM - edited 06-11-2012 02:40 AM
Near the end of the file, there is a new file segment starting with a line containing "Info;Time". The remaining parts should probably be excluded from the analysis, because they are all zero and might not be related to the data from the middle segment.
06-11-2012 02:51 AM
@ altenbach yup sorry i know i need help on removing the column of zeros from the array
06-11-2012 02:57 AM
@altenbach can also ask how do i create the three rows of heading as seen in the picture create heading for array 1 like Uhrzeit for row 1, row 2 and start row 3.In the picture for create heading for array 2 the three rows of heading are not there can help?
06-11-2012 03:34 AM
It's all there, you simply need to get a few more lines from the header array. Right?
Here's a quick example.