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I need to export files to excel with some conditions.


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I have the table exported to Excel, but I've been encountering some difficulties.

01 - When I start a pump, the Excel recording starts, but if I stop and start the pump again in a few minutes, it ends up recording in the file itself, but it doesn't overwrite.

02. I need to start the pump OR press another button to start the report, and when I click stop recording, it doesn't turn off the pump, it just stops recording the report.

I've been encountering these difficulties with my program; I need help.

No mundo perfeito eu queria partir a bomba OU BT_IniciarRelatorio e pararRelatorio.

E ao clicar em IniciarRelatorio OU PartirBomba, ele automaticamente criar um outro arquivo excel e alimentar com as variaveis.





 

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  • 2 months later...
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Reformatting the post which is more easy on the eyes and uses a normal font and doesn't require a 200" monitor to read properly would already help a lot.

Pretty much all of that Dynamic Signal stuff with Express VI complexity would be possible to do in a simple VI that uses a lot less code and screen space.

And you are not using an Excel file but a tab separated text file, which is of course more than capable to do what you need, and can be read by any application that can read text files.

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