what if you like to create a column header for multiple columns of data of different types (integer, time stamps, text...etc) in which the data is dynamic. "the challenge is not to use the write to measurement Vi" ??
if i have a FOR loop of N=11 and give a NAME "A" to first file. When i run it.....it should rename the 2nd file to "B" 3rd to "C" and so on till iteration 10 how is it possible
Faheem Akhtar Hi Faheem, have an array of your 11 file names (A, B, C, etc.) sitting to the left of the For Loop and wire it in to the loop so it's auto-indexed. Then, each iteration, you will get the next value in the array being input to the loop. This wire would go a Build Path function, where you would build the rest of the path. You will likely want to concatenate on a ".txt" or whatever extension you want to the file name. Wire the resulting path to the Open/Create/Replace file as the file path. Hope this helps!
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what if you like to create a column header for multiple columns of data of different types (integer, time stamps, text...etc) in which the data is dynamic. "the challenge is not to use the write to measurement Vi" ??
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if i have a FOR loop of N=11
and give a NAME "A" to first file.
When i run it.....it should rename the 2nd file to "B" 3rd to "C" and so on till iteration 10
how is it possible
Faheem Akhtar Hi Faheem, have an array of your 11 file names (A, B, C, etc.) sitting to the left of the For Loop and wire it in to the loop so it's auto-indexed. Then, each iteration, you will get the next value in the array being input to the loop. This wire would go a Build Path function, where you would build the rest of the path. You will likely want to concatenate on a ".txt" or whatever extension you want to the file name. Wire the resulting path to the Open/Create/Replace file as the file path.
Hope this helps!
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