Item address in vi based server for DSC

I am writing a DSC vi based server for VMIC reflective memory. It looks likes things are working pretty good. When I register the server I added several dummy items and put the byte offset for accessing memory in the "item address". I wrote a DLL that I call from the server to open the "file", read byte, word, integer, or real and pass the byte offset to these routines. Everything is working fine until I went to export the tags to Excel. I wanted to put some real tags in and the "item address" is not present.
Is there some way to pass this info to the tag engine by the export/edit/import the tag file? I really would like to have all this data in one source since I am going to have quite a few data points.

Hello Paul!
I am not 100% sure I understand you question. First where is the Item Address you are refering too? As far as real tags are you talking about tags that reference an OPC server? Which data do you want to import from excel? Let me know and we will go from there. Thanks!
Allan S.
National Instruments

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