An even more stupid limitation is the 32000 data points per series.
I mean, what is it with that?
It is not as if 32000 is related to some power of two in a neat way.
At least 65535 rows is 2^16 - 1.
Nick.
Subject: RE: Dealing with large file
From: Michael Aivaliotis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to tell excel from LabView to open or import large data file. The
data doesn't fit on a single excel worksheet (65500 rows). are there any
techniques I can use (using Excel macro or labview) so that when one sheet
is filled the program opens another sheet until
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Dealing with large file
Can any one help me please?
I want to tell excel from LabView to open or import large data file. The
data doesn't fit on a single excel
I agree this is a stupid limitation of Excel. Another workaround could be to break the
data up in LabVIEW and send send it in
multiple chunks. Each chunk can be placed into a separate sheet.
Michael Aivaliotis
http://forums.lavausergroup.org
I want to tell excel from LabView to open or import
) of
rows. But this is just a suggestion and depends upon the data types you are
using.
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Subject: Dealing with large file
Can any one help me please?
I want to tell
At 13:45 -0400 5/17/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to tell excel from LabView to open or import large data file. The
data doesn't fit on a single excel worksheet (65500 rows).
I really suggest dumping Excel. As the notable Gary Johnson defined it, Excel is a
word processor that
