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Looping through Boolean Reference Cluster

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I am trying to loop through a cluster of boolean control references and assign a value to them that comes in from another array. (In the image trying to replace the black circle on the left with the green circle on the right).

 

I tried following the instructions here:

https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA03q000000YHdmCAG&l=en-US

 

which make sense but I can't figure out how to adapt it for my data type.

  1. Not sure what type of ClassID this is to put in the conditional
  2. Not sure what data type to specify for the "variant to data" to get the value out of the cluster item

 

Thanks for the help!

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Try this

 

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I appreciate the reply!

 

Sorry can you guide me with what you did here:

 

what did you place down on the block diagram first to get that boolean?

 

Also - what should I put in the case structure for Class ID?

 

thanks!

 

EDIT: I see now how to place the boolean item there, application control --> Class Specifier Constant

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you get it from here

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Also maybe use this for the case structure

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got it, thanks.

 

What about the case selector for classID?

 

"Boolean" turns red.

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Solution
Accepted by topic author GOB34

If all the elements are of the same type it's easy to convert it to an array.

Yamaeda_0-1725460618196.png

 

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Check my reply above. You replied before I figured out how to do it.

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Yamaeda's way seems like a better way to do it.

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Thanks for the suggestion.

 

Unfortunately all the data types are not the same, there is a mix.

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