Here is my solution to this problem. I had a need to do this conversion, myself. I also needed to go both from base 10 to base 36 and vice-versa. I have taken the B36 to B10 conversion from here: https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/CONVERT-BASE-36-TO-DECIMAL/td-p/728330?profile.language=en, I added my own error checking for it (someone else did clean it up more later on), then I made a second case, using and enumerated control, for converting the other way. I used a little more "labor intensive" way of doing it, but I didn't really understand the other method posted, so I just made my own. It works, and it's simple to understand, I think. There is almost certainly a better way of doing it mathematically, but this is what I did. Hard to argue with done.
I have been using LabVIEW for a few years, on and off, now and I have frequently come to forums for help, mostly reading. I just wanted to give something back now, because I finally thought that I could with this.
