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Write to Measurement File

I'm trying to read out some data from a machines , so I add a Write to Measurement File, and it comes out to a *.lvm, I open it by txt, in the txt it looks like:

X_Value Untitled               Comment
0.000000                        147.970000

can I set the number at left into some letters? To show it more clear to the user

 

is it possible to change the 0.00000 at left into U1_rms?

I think it will be easier for the user to understand what is the meaning of value

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duplicate post (already solved...)
Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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sorry , I also send that message , but I found i just got the answer to my first part of the question, so I ask the question again , hope someone can help me
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You can continue in the same thread right?
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yes , do you have any advises for me ?
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Yes,

 

1) Mark Gerd's post as the answer.

2) Go back to the other thread to get the second bit solved by people who are clued up with what you are trying to do!!Smiley Wink

CLD; LabVIEW since 8.0, Currently have LabVIEW 2015 SP1, 2018SP1 & 2020 installed
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I write a For loop for my labview, so here my question is Write to Measurement File read out like

0.000000               147.270000
1.000000               147.470000
2.000000               146.780000
3.000000               1.384000
4.000000               1.399000
5.000000               1.360000
can I change it into one row , so that new information come in, I can compare them in the same column , it's easier for me to see the difference.

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xyq102296 wrote:

I write a For loop for my labview, so here my question is Write to Measurement File read out like

0.000000               147.270000
1.000000               147.470000
2.000000               146.780000
3.000000               1.384000
4.000000               1.399000
5.000000               1.360000
can I change it into one row , so that new information come in, I can compare them in the same column , it's easier for me to see the difference.


Do you mean like this?

 

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here is what i got

I write a For loop for my labview, so here my question is Write to Measurement File read out like

0.000000               147.270000
1.000000               147.470000
2.000000               146.780000
3.000000               1.384000
4.000000               1.399000
5.000000               1.360000
can I change it into one row , so that new information come in, I can compare them in the same column , it's easier for me to see the difference.

 

and I hope I can  change it to

0.00000            1.00000                       2.00000                3.000000          4.0000                      5.00000

147.27                 147.47                        146.78                  1.384                  1.3999                    1.3600

so when new data come in , it writes under the second row, it is easier for me to compare

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Hi,

 

it seems you're looking for the TransposeArray function... And still don't use the original thread...

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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