how to remove a number from a list controlling a table

[achfire]

i get now what you mean,but  if a user enters number 1 ,it will not get removed from the list

[apok]

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@achfire wrote:

i get now what you mean,but  if a user enters number 1 ,it will not get removed from the list

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if user enters information....that array has data now. the for loop will look for that "1" or 'empty string' and populates the different combo boxes, whether 'unavaliable' or 'avaliable'...respectively.

[srikrishnaNF]

Hi Archfie,

Please find the attached VI where the List is implemented as table and data is in the form of cluster.

Regards,

SrikrishnaNF 

[achfire]

when i enter 2 in student serial then i fill others cell.even if i clicked enter the details 3 times i didn't get "This Cell is
already Used"

[achfire]

Mr apok

i'm wondering if you have the vi that u showed me ,because i missed something .i get just numbers from i of the loop.in the available combobox i get 1 ....5 &unvailable combo box i get the same thing 1...5

[Dennis_Knutson]

You are getting exactly what you programmed. Since you are writing the values off the iteration terminal to both terminals, what else could you expect?

[achfire]

yes i know,i was asking what to add to the program in order to get numbers from the list in the left not numbers from the iteration of the loop

[altenbach]

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achfire wrote:

i'm wondering if you have the vi that u showed me ,because i missed something ... 

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These are "conditional tunnels".  (you just have a bunch of plain indexing tunnels, not the same!).

You need LabVIEW 2012 or higher to use conditional tunnels.

[achfire]

thanks,i didn't know about conditional tunnels.BUT it doesn't give me the result i want.are decimal digit and empty string path used with combo box

it's a little easy with a list of numbers but with a combo box to manipulate from the beginning ,i don't think so

[altenbach]

You still have very basic misunderstandings of LabVIEW programming.

All your loop does is look at the same string (NR ORDRE) 200 times as fast as it can and produce two arrays with the same result in each element (or an empty array)