When you do post code, please post code (meaning VIs, or entire LabVIEW Projects -- for the latter, take the folder containing the Project files, make a compressed copy, and attach that Zip file). This will have the following benefits for both you and for us:
- We can tell what version of LabVIEW you are using (so we know what "features" you may have available).
- We can clearly see what you are doing, and can better guess what you are trying to do.
- If you are using a function we don't recognize, we can ask LabVIEW to help us with the function.
- We can run the code ourselves and see what it does.
I notice you mention an Excel file, which I'm assuming is a file with the extension .xls or .xlsx, opened using the LabVIEW Report Generation Toolkit. A number of us have a lot of experience with this, so will be able to help you, but we don't (yet) have any real idea what you are trying to do, nor where you are going astray. Seeing your code is the best (and least frustrating, for us) way for us to help you.
Bob Schor
