CSV File Output In different Line

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The csv file is saving data into different lines .What do you think the reason is?

here in the pic the field"E' should be in the prev line

[Gabriel Franco]

check your file using a text editor to make sure what´s happening.

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@Gabriel Franco thank you for your response.

I tried the txt format and gave "e" on new line.

Do you think increasing this constant would help.

I increased this factor but the MI CVS did not increase.

[Gabriel Franco]

I would check if the buffer (vector of MIs) is being used in another place on your program. If so, it would add undesired characters.

Post your program here to take a look.

[Ausman]

In this case I would also do a full Init and Reset after doing each program alteration.

cheers, Aus

[Flex727]

We need to see inside your Delimited Line function block.

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@Flex727 @Ausman  Thank you for you help. I was able to correct the error.

 

I had a question regarding while writing in  csv file. Is there a way to write in bold letter while writing data using latter logic? 

[Flex727]

No, the .csv file format is purely text only. As far as I know, formatting text in a .csv file is not possible with any program.  You can add any formatting you want when you bring the .csv file into a spreadsheet program.

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I wanted use single input to write different lines on csv file. What would be a good way to do that?

[Joe Tauser]

Use a positive transitional of the Success Bit on the first write to trigger the second write.

Joe T.

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16 hours ago, Joe Tauser said:

Use a positive transitional of the Success Bit on the first write to trigger the second write.

Joe T.

Hey Joe,

I tried it but it didn't work

D you mean something like this?

[Joe Tauser]

Not quite - why are you triggering the first write with the second write's success bit?

Sometimes when you call two separate functions that use external hardware (like the SD interface) you have to put a small delay in between the calls - like half a second or so.

If you post your code I can edit to show what I mean.  I'm not going to enter all that logic just for a screenshot.

Joe T.

[Gabriel Franco]

In addition to Joe´s comment, both set of instructions are placed on the same rung, so positive transition of MB71 wont be detected.

[Joe Tauser]

@Gabriel Franco -   Good catch on two statements in one net.

@__sub__g - don't do that.

 

Joe T.

[Flex727]

2 hours ago, Joe Tauser said:

why are you triggering the first write with the second write's success bit?

Check again with your readers on, Joe. We don't know what MB 69 is attached to, but it's probably the source of the problem.

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2 hours ago, Joe Tauser said:

Not quite - why are you triggering the first write with the second write's success bit?

Sometimes when you call two separate functions that use external hardware (like the SD interface) you have to put a small delay in between the calls - like half a second or so.

If you post your code I can edit to show what I mean.  I'm not going to enter all that logic just for a screenshot.

Joe T.

thiis.vlp

[Flex727]

You need to do something like this: 

 

Keep in mind that I haven't inspected your function blocks to see if they're right, just added the logic for triggering the writes. The Set & Reset bits may not be necessary, but it's good practice when there are gating contacts between the trigger and the desired function.

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2 minutes ago, Flex727 said:

You need to do something like this: 

@Flex727Thank you so much

[Flex727]

See my edit above also.

[Gabriel Franco]

SB218 should be N.O contact instead of coil.

[Flex727]

8 minutes ago, Gabriel Franco said:

SB218 should be N.O contact instead of coil.

Yep, good catch.