Using PLX-DAQ to log voltage changes

So I am having some trouble with this project even though it seems very simple. I have read multiple tutorials online and I cannot seem to find out what I am doing wrong. I am sure many of you have seen a topic similar to this but it says I should re-create a new topic if the current one is more than 120 days old so here I am. What I want to do is log a change in voltage over a change in time in an excel spreadsheet to be graphed. Currently I am using a photo-resistor and eventually i will being making a salinity probe. Please take a look at my code, am I doing something wrong?:

int val = 0;
int row = 0;

void setup() {

Serial.begin(9600); // the bigger number the better

Serial.println("CLEARDATA"); //clears up any data left from previous projects

Serial.println("LABEL,Time,Data"); //always write LABEL, so excel knows the next things will be the names of the columns (instead of Acolumn you could write Time for instance)

//Serial.println("RESETTIMER"); //resets timer to 0

}

void loop() {

float value = analogRead(3);
float voltage = value * (5.0 / 1023.0);

Serial.print("DATA,TIME,"); //writes the time in the first column A and the time since the measurements started in column B
Serial.print(voltage);

row++;
if(row>360){
    row = 0;
    Serial.println("ROW,SET,2");
  }

//Serial.println(); //be sure to add println to the last command so it knows to go into the next row on the second run
delay(100); //add a delay

}

The problem is this, I load the PLX-DAQ, allow macros and all that.. it brings up some sample's. I click new and three new sheets pop up. I click connect on the macro C and T go green while R flashes red, check. However, now, from what I understand, I should just see data load into the cells but no data is loading into the cells. Can anyone help?

I assume you have tested the code using the serial monitor, and you see what you expect to see.

The general view is that PLX will not work with versions of Excel later than about 2003. I don't know if the "allow macros" msg and the flashing lights signifies that all is kosher or not.

Right well I am using excel 2003, if that helps.

Do you get something useful if you simply send it to the serial monitor instead? It's probably not too flash because you have written this dumb line

//Serial.println(); //be sure to add println to the last command

There doesn't seem to be much wrong, but I don't think Windows time can can go down to 1/10 second. You may have to generate your own fractions. At the moment, if you change the delay to 1000 and use

Serial.println(voltage):

you may get a result.

I believe the kosher Excel versions are those that use .xls files instead of .xld.