I'm done a lot of tinkering and searching, but despite all the very similar examples I've found, I feel I'm limited by my lack of programming knowledge. I am given values like 0000c641 which I have to convert to 41C60000 which should convert to 24.75 as an IEEE754 standard 32-bit single precision float. I've seen very similar examples with boxing and unboxing, but I simply can't figure it out. Thanks.

OK, then if you have actual letters coming in, there's a couple of ways you can do this. You can basically rearrange the string to get it in the order that LabVIEW expects. Or, you can do the same thing by using the data manipulation functions:

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Convert Little Endian Hex String to Single Precision Floating Point

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Thanks so much everyone! Kudos all around! I'll be posting the driver I've built with this shortly as it's own thread as it's been quite the journey and I don't believe a public one exists.

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