Hi,
This is what I used and it seems to work. But I have an extra series
in there for some reason.
Good luck
Robert, thanks for your suggestions. It looks like the problem was
indeed that there was no data in those cells. Since I could set one
range successfully on blank data I assumed that was the case
generically. Obviously not, and I can't see that documented anywhere.
Never mind, I think I have it
Gavin,
I can give you a few suggestions, but it looks like this is an Excel
error, and not a LabVIEW issue. msdn.microsoft.com has some excellent
resources for the ActiveX controls for Excel.
Are you using this vi as a subVI of a larger program? In the code you
gave me, the cells you reference,
Gavin,
It appears the code you attached this last time is significantly
different from what you attached before. In your =93Create Chart=94
subVI, after wiring Range.Cell2 to Cell2, it seemed to run without
errors. When you make that change and run it, does the chart appear
as you want it?
Have
Hello Gavin,
You are probably getting this error because you are trying to access
cells outside the maximum range in Excel. A Microsoft Excel
spreadsheet is limited to 256 columns and 65,536 rows. This http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/23EF6DD43866726C86256D5C0=
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