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EXCEL 2007 / RS 232
Hallo,
on my computer I run the German version of EXCEL 2007 together with Windows XP Pro / SP2. I would like to use RS 232 to copy data from measurement instruments to EXCEL sheets. I am familiar with VBA and C++, however, I do not have any knowledige on RS 232 programming: - my most favourite approach would be a fully functional source code which I could use as an example and which I can adapt to my needs. Could be a VBA source code or a DLL / XLL which runs together with EXCEL 2007. - second option would be a book or any suitable web page that I could use to learn RS 232 programming. Thank you for any suggestion! Best regards, Christian Lehmann |
EXCEL 2007 / RS 232
Hi Christian,
A Google search for "excel" and "rs232" gives thousands of hits. Here's one: http://www.windmill.co.uk/rs232.html -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Christian Lehmann" wrote in message ... | Hallo, | | on my computer I run the German version of EXCEL 2007 together with Windows | XP Pro / SP2. I would like to use RS 232 to copy data from measurement | instruments to EXCEL sheets. | | I am familiar with VBA and C++, however, I do not have any knowledige on RS | 232 programming: | | - my most favourite approach would be a fully functional source code which | I could use as an example and which I can adapt to my needs. Could be a VBA | source code or a DLL / XLL which runs together with EXCEL 2007. | | - second option would be a book or any suitable web page that I could use to | learn RS 232 programming. | | Thank you for any suggestion! | | Best regards, | Christian Lehmann | | |
EXCEL 2007 / RS 232
The quickest and easiest way to get data from RS232 devices directly
into Excel is to use a 3rd party tool like WinWedge from: www.TALtech.com Excel does not provide direct support for RS232 communications however you can use the VBA macro language in Excel to write code that reads in data from a serial port. Unfortunately the code is fairly complex to implement and it does not give you real event-driven I/O. Another way to do things is to use a good serial communications ActiveX control like the MSComm control that comes with Visual Studio 6 (or an equivalent serial communications ActiveX) ActiveX controls would be much simpler to use although you still have to write a little code. On Sat, 16 Feb 2008 12:02:46 +0100, "Christian Lehmann" wrote: Hallo, on my computer I run the German version of EXCEL 2007 together with Windows XP Pro / SP2. I would like to use RS 232 to copy data from measurement instruments to EXCEL sheets. I am familiar with VBA and C++, however, I do not have any knowledige on RS 232 programming: - my most favourite approach would be a fully functional source code which I could use as an example and which I can adapt to my needs. Could be a VBA source code or a DLL / XLL which runs together with EXCEL 2007. - second option would be a book or any suitable web page that I could use to learn RS 232 programming. Thank you for any suggestion! Best regards, Christian Lehmann |
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