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coercion dots

I am working on removing coercion dots from a project. Is there a way to do that automatically? Are there any tools or code that would do that automatically? Maybe someone has made a polymorphic VI to achieve that end? (Is polymorphic VI's the right choice as a solution to solving this problem. I have made a few VI's and I was thinking if maybe I should or shouldn't take it to completion)? Any other suggestions/solutions? (Especially VI's or LIB's to solve it automatically, if they exist).

Thanks a lot!
Have a very pleasant weekend!
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I don't think this can be done automatically. There is no way Labview can "guess" what you are trying to achieve, with your program.
I don't think polymorphic vis are the answer to coercion dots, either.
When you program, just make sure to use the right format. Simple as that....
You should NOT complete programming, and at the end, to try to remove coercion dots.
This is bad programming style... at least for me...
 
Note that some times coercion dots are unavoidable, and are part of the program. Not always a bad thing.
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Thanks Pnt for the advice. Actually I was not the programmer of the project. My task was to standardize the code (make it more acceptable to VI Analyzer, I guess).
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