Load and visualize .csv data in LabVIEW

[@asadraza3627]

👍 Great help

[@zaifenkingloeza2667]

Thanks a lot for this you saved me! really appreciate :)

[@jumbyvt6839]

Very good tutorial, thanks

[@LetsTeachScience]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrMARS-yk1yv]

great tuto. thanks

[@rohitreactions8479]

can you please upload your csv file in the description

[@sxsignal]

how do you add the header data as plot names?

[@LetsTeachScience]

You need to load the file in string format and then index out the row/column with your headers. You can then add that back in to the file after your analysis by writing the data to string and inserting the headers at the first row/column.

[@maxmacfarlane4654]

All of the files I want to import are .xlsx which doesn't seem to work with this method - do you have a tutorial on how to import .xlsx?

[@toddh6234]

Try saving your file as a .csv

[@LetsTeachScience]

You can read .xlsx files natively in LabVIEW using the LabVIEW Report Generation Toolkit, but as Todd H suggested, I would just save them as .csv or .TDMS

[@vermatushant]

Please make a video on transmitting and receiving an image using labview

[@LetsTeachScience]

Check the LabVIEW examples that are provided under the help menu, they may have something that fits your need.

[@rickson5506]

Ri

[@monkfoobar]

Cheesus , 12 min to open an excel file! really?!

[@LetsTeachScience]

Haha, yes, not the most concise tutorial but it is presented for students who have little to no background with programming. I hope it was helpful anyway!