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[GerdW]

Hi qweewq,

as you want to put strings into an array I would guess it's a string array indicator.

Did you read the context help on snippets? Did you do any beginners courses for LabVIEW?

[qweewq11]

Yes i did read about it but i use Linux and have some problem open to download and open up files so i have to do it manually.

[GerdW]

Hi qweewq,

something you should learn in LabVIEW 101 course:

You pick an array indicator. Then you pick a string indicator and drop it into the array indicator. Now you "magically" created a string array indicator.

I really advise you to go through all those FREE online courses offered by NI. You seem to need that…

The minimum knowledge I expect from someone using LabVIEW to create programs is to read the first chapters of the LabVIEW help!

[qweewq11]

I have watched a lot of YouTube videos but it did not help me in this case. As you say if you put a string indicator into an array magic will happen but i cant find anyting called array indicator and can not recreate your pink string arary indicator that way.

[GerdW]

Hi qweewq,

the array indicator is found on the array palette, string indicators on the string palette…

[qweewq11]

I find the string indicator but not the array indicator. I use LV2009 maybe thats the problem?

[GerdW]

No. Arrays exists from LV1 on…

[qweewq11]

Huh strange. How come i cant find it. Cant even fint it when i search for array indicator...

[GerdW]

Strange.

It's labeled quite straight in the palettes:

Come on. Do those LabVIEW beginner courses. They are for free!

[ThiCop]

Hello GerdW,

It might be that he is litterally searching for "array indicator".

This will not give any results in a default LabVIEW Palette.

He should better search for "array" and then drop  his "string indicator"  in the array shell on the Front Panel.