delimiter

Hello!

This should not be a difficult question, but it took me a while anyway. I'm reading the text file (for example the one attached) in my VI, then read these data using a spreadsheet. It seems that the function readFromSpreadSheet has trouble recognizing the end of line delimiter. So far, I am only able to read the first line of data. Can someone help me with this problem? Thank you very much!

The delimiter is to specify which separates items on the same line - not what separates lines. Only, you have a single item by line and need not specify any delimiter. You get the 2D table or select transpose and get table 1 d.

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