define the result

[suffyzull]

hello all,

i just want to know how to create a result that will display due to certain state:

example is like

if the output equal to 1 = good
                              to 2 = better
                              to 3 = excellent

did anyone got the idea how i can make it?
thanks

zull azym
UTHM
MALAYSIA

[Eugen_Graf]

Use a Ring Indicator for it.

[suffyzull]

hello,

how i can find the ring indicator?
did u have any picture of it?
thanks

[altenbach]

The LabVIEW palettes have a search function. Just click the [search] button on the top right of the palette and type e.g. " text ring" 🙂

[altenbach]

Here's an example (LabVIEW 8.0):

[suffyzull]

thanks.

now i manage to know how to use the ring function.

thanks so much


regards,

zull azym

[suffyzull]

hello,

regarding to ring function, i have learn it and test it,
did i can use ring function to define certain range of data analysis,

let say;

range 0-2: good
          3-4: very good
          5-6: bad

thanks
zull azym

[GerdW]

Hi zull,

it's not nice to ask the same in several threads! More information is found here...

Attached you find a way to select a string according to your "range" number using a case structure.

Btw. what you taling about is a "ring indicator" - it's not a ring function!

[altenbach]

Nothing prevents you from having mutiple items in your ring.

(Of course this only makes sense if you use it as indicator only. As a control it would just cause confusion :))

In a more general case, mapping ranges to indices is most easily achieved using an array of boundary values and "threshold array". See the following thread for an implementation:

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&view=by_date_ascending&message.id=232911#M232911

Message Edited by altenbach on 04-13-2008 12:03 PM

[suffyzull]

hello and thanks for the reply.
i'am so sorry about ring function which supposely
is ring indicator. about the values, how i can
have a range of two decimal point:i tried to put
it decimal point but it wont work.

let say:   0.0-1.9 (good)
               2.0-3.9 (very good)


so if the input is 2.3, so it would scale as very good.

regards,

zull azym
UTHM researcher,
MALAYSIA