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How can i create a live data table?

I am trying to capture some data, since I am using a load cell and the data are loaded continously into the screen using "SGL". is there anyway i can capture the data onto a table, since the load cell is a 6 DOF it gives 6 data at once, and the rate of it can be changed by the frequency...so if the frequency is 1 Hz then I need 7 columns (one for time) and so on for the rows...it would be nice though if there are no limit on the rows...
thank you
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You can use a shift register inside your loop, and everytime you get new data add it to the shift register array, this way you'll get a 2D array of fixed columns and "infinite" rows, depending on the amount of data and memory available. To display this data you can control the array row position using property nodes.
Hope this helps
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Hi Gorka,
thank you... but it didn't work...is it possible to use array instead?
I have submited a *.llb file
the file i am working on is the Getting started...and so basically the F(x,y,z) and T(x,y,z) are the ones that I want to diplay into a table or even just display on a chart/graph
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Sorry, i couldn't open your vi, you can save it into LV 5.0 version and then i can have a look.
Good luck
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Hi Wtawacko,

Gorka's idea should have worked!

See attached. I do not have your drivers installed so I can not test.

Ben
Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Ben & Gorka,
Thank you very much for your help...yes it did work...
now I just have to make it auto dimension since it stop at row 5....
thank you
Wafa
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