How to delete row from build array?

[altenbach]

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@msiwk wrote:

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THere is a built in function that already does that called point by point mean. It is on the tool palete. You can tell it how many points to average while they come in one at a time.

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Can the point by point mean ignore old values and only average the last few data values?

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You can define a sampling lenght. Did you bother to even look at the help?

[msiwk]

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I am not talking about the averaging. With every call, you get a Y array, but you only decide to use the first element. Why?

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Oh I see. Originally, that first element went to the in range and coerce function. Since the function can't take in an array, I opted to use one element. I guess I forgot about it when I went back to edit the VI>

So are you saying now I should just use that array instead of the build array?

[msiwk]

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You can define a sampling lenght. Did you bother to even look at the help?

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I looked at the help a while ago and must have missed the last part " the VI calculates the solution for only the newest set of input data". Didn't mean to waste your time. 

[Verywiseguy]

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Actually the select function can take in an array.  It can take many different types as long as the types of the true and false terminals match.

[msiwk]

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Actually the select function can take in an array.  It can take many different types as long as the types of the true and false terminals match.

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Yes sorry, that is what I meant. I had two dbl booleans for the true/false and a 1d array of booleans coming in to the select so they didn't match. I'm not being very precise today...