Automatically generate the sequence

I work with several scripting on a project and we have a lot of sequences to write.  We are working on a standard for our test procedures to bring them as easy as possible.  I spent a little time to play with the property import/export function today and wanted to see the feasibility of generation a sequence from a CSV, xml, excel, files etc.

Is it possible to build the sequence from an external file?  We primarily interface with LabVIEW live (and specify the settings) and compared with the planned values.  We have a few loops and calendar items, but not much.

I prefer to use TestStand 3.5 it is the version used by most of our writers, but would be willing to update if necessary.  I just want to see if this is possible, before working on a new format.

-DH

Hello

Have you looked at the example that comes with TestStand. Its a simple example that creates a sequence from a text file.

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