Splitting a 2-Dimensional array

[marc]

I've got a two-dimensional array with data stored in each column.
Is it possible to get each column of the array separately?
It would be like splitting the 2-dimensional array into
one-dimensional arrays, so that I can evaluate each column of the
two-dimensional array separatel? For example:
2-dimensional array would look like this:

2 5 6 9
3 6 8 10
4 7 8 9

and the corresponding four 1-D arrays would then look like:
Array 1:
2
3
4

Array2:
5
6
7

Array3:
6
8
8

Array4:
9
10
9

Thanks!

[RobertoBozzolo]

Use the index array function. As you wire it to your array, it will reshape automatically with two index inputs, the second being 'Disabled index (col)'. If you wire a constant to the second index, you can extract from the array the desired colums (since it is a zero-based index, wire 0 to extract the first column, your 2-3-4 array, 1 for the second and so on).
Roberto

[Lab Viewer]

Hi marc,
find attached VI ... I'm splitting your array in two different ways - one is for separate column computing (index array) and the other for 'loop' related operations.
Hope this helps.