06-12-2015 05:09 AM
06-12-2015 05:53 AM
No VI attached. You may need to put it into a zip file first.
But multiple numerics can be easily formatted into a string. You could use the Array To Spreadsheet String or you could use the Format Into String. Tab and comma are the two common delimiters used here.
06-12-2015 06:10 AM
Sry abt that. Attached is VI & in zip folder also.
06-12-2015 06:32 AM - edited 06-12-2015 06:32 AM
The Format Into String does it all for you. This example only has the first 4, but you can have as many inputs as you need. I highly recommend reading the help article on this function.
06-12-2015 06:38 AM
I had done the same as you can see in block diagram.
I think I didn't phrase Q right.
Actually I have two many numerics so it takes large space in block diagram. Like in front panle I have categorized them into tabs so they seems better organized.
In block diagram it seems a big mess. Also placing while loop on large space is again a cumbersome process.
06-12-2015 07:18 AM - edited 06-12-2015 07:19 AM
Now that I have thought about this a little more, I think what you really want to do is make a cluster with your 4 items and then put that cluster into an array. This would eliminate the need for the tab control and allows you to process all of the elements using a FOR loop. Cleans up both the front panel and the block diagram.