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- PC reliability?
- Windows, real time
- PID loops
- PCs vs. PLCs
- Replacing people
- MS 'monopoly'?
- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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from the Automation List department...
Integrating excel with VB in both WINCC and Citect
Hi,
I am just starting out my career in automation and I would love to know how to integrate excel with VB in both WINCC and Citect.
Thanks,
Mike
mike419liao@gmail.com
I am just starting out my career in automation and I would love to know how to integrate excel with VB in both WINCC and Citect.
Thanks,
Mike
mike419liao@gmail.com
Hi Mike,
Dont understand your question well enough.What is it that you wanna do? Do you want to use the VBA scripting in WinCC/Citect to push data in to MS Excel? If so, what kind of data you are interested in? Real-time or History data? Are you looking to generate reports in MS Excel?
Vipul Shah
vipul@egenietech.com
http://www.egenietech.com
Dont understand your question well enough.What is it that you wanna do? Do you want to use the VBA scripting in WinCC/Citect to push data in to MS Excel? If so, what kind of data you are interested in? Real-time or History data? Are you looking to generate reports in MS Excel?
Vipul Shah
vipul@egenietech.com
http://www.egenietech.com
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