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Change back color

Having trouble changing the back color of cluster 2 in the example.
 
Th last color is the only one that displays.
 
I would like to have:
Array index 1 cluster 2 back color equal color array index 1
Array index 2 cluster 2 back color equal color array index 2
etc.
 
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Hi,

The way you're currently doing it is changing the color of all the values for each iteration of the loop.

I'll have a look at how to implement what you want tomorrow as it's home time here in the UK!
Sarah

Applications Engineer | National Instruments | UK & Ireland
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You end up with an array of identical clusters. 
All elements in an array must be indentical except for their values.
Cosmetics cannot vary on an element basis!
 
As a workaround, you could e.g. add a colorbox indicator behid the numeric inside cluster 2 to get the desired effect. See attached modification (LabVIEW 8.2).
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