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Nikodem87 Posted - 01/11/2013 : 05:21:57 AM
Hi everyone,

I am using LabView 8.6 and Origin Pro 8.6.1. under Windows 7 in order to transfer my data from measuremenst setup into Origin worksheet.

Is it possible to add new columns into my worksheet? A newly created one has two columns, so I have to work with multiple worksheets, and this is not very convienient. Could you help me?
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greg Posted - 01/11/2013 : 3:38:08 PM
You should have a Template in Origin which already has the required number of columns. Then you can load that Template using OA_NewWorksheet or OACreatePage which each let you specify the Template name.

You could also use OAExecute to send a script to Origin to load that Template.
script = "win -t data MyTemplate"
Or if you really want to work with an existing worksheet,
script = "Book1!wks.AddCol(foo);Book1!wks.AddCol(bar);"

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