Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 7 SR4 Operating System:XP
I am having trouble exporting my worksheet. Below is the expression I pulled out of the help files. I have tryed to compile in this format and every other concievable variation of the parameters:
I can see that the function you mentioned is in the OriginLab Sample folder (...\OriginLab\OriginPro7\Samples\Programming\binfile.c).
I opened it in the code builder, added it to the workspace, compiled it and run it like: myExport("f:\temp\TestOutput.txt", "data1") The worksheet was exported successfully.
Will you please try again? If you still have problems in exporting, please tell us. :)
I got the export function to work, then i realized it was only used for exporting binary data. I need to export or save my finished worksheet back into a new txt file. So far i haven't been able to find out how to do this. Thanks again for the help
Do you mean saving the whole worksheet? I don't know what you want to save in the TXT file. However, the whole worksheet can be saved as an OGW, by calling a labtalk command
Layer lay = Project.ActiveLayer(); //We assume that the worksheet is the active layer lay.LT_execute("save -i f:\\temp\\test2.ogw");
quote: I need to export or save my finished worksheet back into a new txt file.
Hi daveblaw,
In 7.5 there is an ExportASCII method in wks class.
In 7.0, you could use code such as below to call back to LabTalk script to export wks to ascii.
Easwar OriginLab
void wks_export_ascii() { Worksheet wks = Project.ActiveLayer(); if(wks) { // Some file name - you could bring up file dialog here to get name from user string strFileName = "c:\\temp\\mywks.txt"; // Point to LabTalk wks object and set properties // See LabTalk language reference for information on properties using LTwks = LabTalk.wks; LTwks.export.c1 = 1; LTwks.export.c2 = 0; LTwks.export.r1 = 1; LTwks.export.r2 = 0; LTwks.export.cntrl = 1; LTwks.export.separator$ = ","; // Issue LabTalk script command to save active page to disk string strLTCMD; strLTCMD.Format("save -wh %s %s", wks.GetPage().GetName(), strFileName); LT_execute(strLTCMD); } }
export worksheet function
Posted - 06/05/2006 : 6:03:57 PM
