Solution
Figure 1 - Each loop iteration generates new excel
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Format Into String
This approach is designed to add sequential numbering to the filename. In the displayed example, 'BlankFile_%03d.xlsx', the '%03d' portion serves as a placeholder that increments with each loop iteration. This means that every time the loop executes, it creates a new file with a distinct name, ensuring no existing files are overwritten.
Write Delimited Spreadsheets.vi
This VI receives the formatted filename along with your 2D data array, then creates a new Excel file using that specific name and writes your waveform or measurement data to the file.
Summary
Each loop iteration produces a separate Excel file with sequential numbering, preventing overwrites and organizing your data chronologically. This is ideal for logging time-series data, multiple measurements, or any scenario where you need to preserve data from each iteration separately.