Cluster to listbox

[notazomby]

Hello,

I'm learning to work with LabView and I need some advice.

I'm trying to implement a VI where I can store some data in a list. My data is a mix of integer, string and boolean.

Is there a way to store clusters in a listbox? 

Or any other advice how can I accomplish it?

Thank you

[JÞB]

Fairly easy to go from an array of cluster to a 2D array of strings

[nyc_(is_out_of_here)]

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@notazomby wrote:

Hello,

I'm learning to work with LabView and I need some advice.

I'm trying to implement a VI where I can store some data in a list. My data is a mix of integer, string and boolean.

Is there a way to store clusters in a listbox? 

Or any other advice how can I accomplish it?

Thank you

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You can store data in a cluster.

What is the intent of using a listbox?

[notazomby]

I need to display saved data. I push the button and my data are added to a table. There could be unlimited number of rows. So shift register isn't enough

[P@Anand]

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@notazomby wrote:

I need to display saved data. I push the button and my data are added to a table. There could be unlimited number of rows. So shift register isn't enough

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Unlimited? Do you mean "N" number of rows?

Can you show how your saved data looks like? Jeff has already provided the answer as far cluster to Table in concerned.

[notazomby]

I need it to look like that. Any ideas how to do it? I have tried for like 3 hours to do it.

[nyc_(is_out_of_here)]

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@notazomby wrote:

I need it to look like that. Any ideas how to do it? I have tried for like 3 hours to do it.

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Looks like an array of clusters.

[notazomby]

yes, agree. but could you please tell me how to make it dynamic so it grows when I add new elements? And I couldn't find how to make a slider to scroll it.  

[altenbach]

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@notazomby wrote:

I need it to look like that. Any ideas how to do it? I have tried for like 3 hours to do it.

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Then attach a simple VI containing the control instead of a picture.

[P@Anand]

Its an array of cluster not a Table. Just add elements to the cluster Horizontally and set the Auto sizing to "Size to fit". Pull an empty array from the FP control palette, grab the cluster and drag it to the array. Go to Visible item of the array and un-select the Index option and enable the Vertical scrollbar. You are good to go.