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03-10-2010 12:23 AM
03-10-2010 12:33 AM
Hi deepak.aamecece,
you can use nested for loops or you use the index array function.
Mike
03-10-2010 12:44 AM
03-10-2010 08:46 AM
Vauge question, ... vauge answer: Index Array.
Please be more specific in your question. Do you want to iterate through them and perform some operation? Then the autoindexed loops shown will do that. Do you need to read specific elements, then Index Array will do it.
This is basic, first-day LabVIEW knowledge. Have you at least done the tutorials? To learn more about LabVIEW it is recommended that you go through the tutorial(s) and look over the material in the NI Developer Zone's Learning Center which provides links to other materials and other tutorials. You can also take the online courses for free.
03-11-2010 03:13 AM
01-22-2014 08:31 AM
Wow really great answer Smer, unfortunately, most of us don't sit at a desk and study LV all day, we need to fix equipment and create profit, please try to understand this and show more consideration. This is not the stackoverflow board, but it sounds more like it every day.
01-22-2014 08:37 AM
Hi fullmanido,
so you are angry about a thread nearly 4 years old? Where smercurio is giving the (correct) hint to go through some basic LabVIEW courses?
When you want to create profit for your company you're better off with some tutorials before starting coding! 😄
01-22-2014 08:38 AM
fullmanido,
Smerc's response was perfectly fine. The question was vague. A solution was given that only applies if one assumed what was asked. It completely missed the other possibilty. S_mercurio let him know that the question was vague and filled in the the two possible solutions which depend on what the real question it.
If you are too busy working in the lab, then please don't waste your time calling out people for perceived slights that just aren't there.
01-22-2014 08:40 AM
@fullmanido wrote:
Wow really great answer Smer, unfortunately, most of us don't sit at a desk and study LV all day, we need to fix equipment and create profit, please try to understand this and show more consideration. This is not the stackoverflow board, but it sounds more like it every day.
You do realize this thread is 4 years old? And I don't see where Smer was being inconsiderate. He said it as it is and gave way more information than most.
01-22-2014 08:43 AM
Apparently fullmanido has a very short history (6 months ago) of just trolling with criticisms of people's responses in very old threads.