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QUOTE(TobyD @ Jan 11 2008, 04:57 PM) Thanks a lot. I am still trying to figure out how to parse the time string into seconds. I tried using the scan a value (from the string palatte) and then sending into Date/Time to seconds block, but no successful. I will keep trying. Thanks again.

Hi, I am new to Labview. So, if someone could please help me out - I would greatly appreciate it. I have a spreadsheet with timestamp and temp as the two columns. Lets say I have the following data: TimeStamp Temp 11:00:00 3 11:00:02 2.9 11:00:05 2.7 11:00:08 3.1 11:00:15 3.2 11:00:21 3 I have to read the the timestamp and temp separately. For default, the first output will be 3 for the temp. The next step is to calculate the time difference between consecutive timestamps - where I have to use that difference as the delay for the next temp update that needs to be sent (which is 2.9) - so the difference between the first two timestamps is 2 sec. After 2 secs I have to send 2.9. Then again, the difference between 2nd and 3rd timestamp is 3 sec, so wait for 3 sec and send 2.7 and so on. I am trying to work this out in labview, since I am new, I find this very hard. Could someone please help me out? Thank you very much. Last of all, I am using Labview 6.1. So, I cannot open the newer version files - so a screenshot would help. Please help.... and thank you.