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Assign a string node to a numeric value

Hello, I am new in labview & I am facing some problems. I need desperate help.

 

I am using a hardware with different nodes defination and the hardware runs by assigning those nodes to a definite numeric value. Here the jpeg illustration to what i mean.blog.jpg
These are a limited amount of nodes I want to add more to these nodes. But in the first hand itself i am no table to create this node defination with their respective values. How am i supposed to create that big square (pink) and insert my nodes and their respective values. Please let me know.

Thanks in Advance

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Hi Promice,

 

this looks like an array of cluster, the cluster containing a string and a DBL value.

 

You just need to type in new content in some more clusters at the end of that "list"…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Yes, since I am very new to laview, I am having problems creating array of cluster containg a string and a DBL value. Please help me

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Hi Promice,

 

put those 4 items on the frontpanel:

- array control

- cluster control

- string control

- numeric control

 

Now move the string control and drop it inside of the cluster control.

Then move the numeric control and drop it inside the cluster control

Finally move the cluster and drop it inside the array control.

Finished.

 

This is very basic knowledge. Did you ever try all those free online resources to actually learn LabVIEW?

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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array of clusters.png

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It looks like you already made it.  Or are you just trying to add to the array?


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Method Last+1: Select the outer boundary of the superior array. Pull the bottom boundary. Edit the 'null' cells to your wish.

array of clusters (more cells in the array).png

 

Method Last+2: The slider/vertical scrollbar on the right-hand side of the array is always available, if no empty cell is displayed yet. Cycle through the cursor to get the right one (Selector). Then pull the vertical scrollbar. And you can edit the empty cells on the bottom.

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Thanks guys I made it........Thanks a lot

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