If you have excel, then you can use Excel to read from the CSV and then use the DDE driver, in VTScada, to read from the excel file. This is probably the simplest but least elegant solution. Something more elegant might be to use a ODBC, XML, or JSON to pass the info from the CSV to excel using a local server. This adds an additional component but makes for a more flexible solution which does not rely on DDE, or excel.
More info on DDE and Excel: https://www.trihedral.com/help/Content/D_DataSharing/D_LocalDDEClient.htm
In excel you can use Data -> From Text/CSV to pull the data into your excel sheet. Note that the excel sheet will need to be configured R1C1 for cell addressing instead of the default A1 addressing.
If you have excel, then you can use Excel to read from the CSV and then use the DDE driver, in VTScada, to read from the excel file. This is probably the simplest but least elegant solution. Something more elegant might be to use a ODBC, XML, or JSON to pass the info from the CSV to excel using a local server. This adds an additional component but makes for a more flexible solution which does not rely on DDE, or excel.
More info on DDE and Excel: https://www.trihedral.com/help/Content/D_DataSharing/D_LocalDDEClient.htm
In excel you can use Data -> From Text/CSV to pull the data into your excel sheet. Note that the excel sheet will need to be configured R1C1 for cell addressing instead of the default A1 addressing.
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