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No timestamp in TDMS file log

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Thank you all for the input.

 

Dennis - I'm creating the .vi for someone else. I don't know how it will be used, I just have the specs for what they want it to do.

 

crossrulz - I actually tried creating a parallel logger with "Write to Spreadsheet" in the same While Loop that houses the waveform reader. The issue I had there is that they were out of sync and I would only get one of the sample bunch so the timestamp I put in wouldn't even match the reading.

 

deppSu  - Could you please elaborate on what you mean by programming the time information in with LabVIEW? I know I have the option of creating the time column myself in Excel but I wanted to make this feature automatic using LabVIEW.

 

Thanks again for all your suggestions,

Yusif Nurizade

 

Edit: Spelling and grammar.

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The time information should be coming from the waveform data so I don't see how anything could be out of synch. Attach an image, please. Your other options are to use the Express Write to Measurement File set for text or the Export Waveforms to Spreadsheet File. One uses absolute timestamps and the other uses relative time. Either may be simpler since you apparently don't know how to correctly generate the information.
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Forgive me, I thought I replied to the latest posts. Better late than never I suppose.

 

I played around with the LabVIEW code and couldn't come up with an efficient way to add in the column I wanted. Manually adding a column using the start time and interval seems like the simplest way to achieve my pupose so I will stick to that for now.


Thanks very much for the advice,

Yusif Nurizade

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