Has anyone used the NAG libraries with LabVIEW?

I try to get the "g08cgc" (chi-square calculation) running, but LabVIEW hangs up everytime I start the VI..
Some tipps ... ?

Here is the code (wirtten with LV7.1)
Let me say that I'm a newbie using statistical functions and calculations.....
For the calculation of Chi-square I have the followind input variables:
- measured values
- calculated values
- coefficients
If you/someone can give me some tips how to calculate chi-square with this input variables it would be very helpfull (e.g. maybe MS-Excel can do this,too ?! Using .NET etc?)
Thanks in advance!
Message Edited by _avr_ on 01-19-2009 01:43 AM
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