Hi!!!! How do I make my VI have the display below on excel? I attached my VI below.

[GRC5000]

How do I fix the problem? I'm a beginner trying to learn. 

This is what I want:

This is what I'm getting instead:

[RavensFan]

Start with taking some LabVIEW tutorials so you can learn about data flow.

I would recommend looking at the online LabVIEW tutorials
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Three Hours
Learn LabVIEW

Your bottom For Loop runs 5 times, but all it does is send out the value run with a tunnel set to just output the last value.

[GRC5000]

Dude, Come on now!!! Do you think taking tutorials will make you an expert in a day? Taking tutorials does not mean I shouldn't be asking questions. It's a simple question for someone who knows labview and shouldn't be hard to answer. Any I changed the bottom loop tunnel to auto-index tunnel and still getting the same result. 

[RavensFan]

Dude!

You need to have at least some basic understanding of programming and the programming environment.  When you post something that shows you don't have that understanding, then of course the first response is to take a tutorial.  Nobody is expecting you to be an expert after a tutorial, but it should give you a little bit of understanding how LabVIEW works.

Run your original VI with Highlight Execution turned on so you can see what it does, and why it isn't doing what you want it do.

Read the help file for the function you are using from the Report Generation Toolkit to see if it does what you want, and what the inputs need to be.

Your top loop is running once putting a value at cell 3,0.  What if you ran that loop 5 times putting a value at 3,0,   3,1,  3,2, .....   ?

[Bob_Schor]

LabVIEW is not like Matlab.  LabVIEW is not like BASIC.  LabVIEW is not like C++.

LabVIEW is a Data-Flow language.  In the Tutorial Section at the start of the Forum, the first Tutorial, Learn NI LabVIEW Basics, has as its second lesson, "Dataflow Programming Basics".  You really need to learn at least this much in order to understand, for yourself, how silly your second For loop is, and why it only "Does what you (and the Principle of Data Flow) Told it to do", not "What you expected it to do" from your vast experience of other non-LabVIEW languages.

If you want to learn LabVIEW, you have to be willing to learn ... LabVIEW.

Bob Schor