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[Midna19]

Hi Everyone

I am trying to make two separate counters on a true and false case structure. I want to count every time the true and 

false case occurs and then do logic on the counts outside of the structure.

I have done research and saw that you can put shift registers on the edges of a while loop and put the case structure inside. 

But it does not seem to work when I want to output the two different numbers each time the while loop runs. 

Does anyone know what I can do or what is wrong? Do I just need one pair of shift registers or two?

I am using LabView 2010.

Best Regards

[Ranjeet_Singh]

Try this and let me know it this what you are looking for.

Thanks

[.aCe. · Accepted solution]

Ranjeet_Singh 's solution will work but I would recommend using shift registers as per your original thought.

Here is a slightly modified version:

[Ranjeet_Singh]

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@.aCe. wrote:

Ranjeet_Singh 's solution will work but I would recommend using shift registers as per your original thought.

Here is a slightly modified version:

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Why you recommend this, Just asking ?

[Ranjeet_Singh]

I didnt read the problem properly and give solution in slightly different way. My apologise.

Instead of counting true and false case counter I gave true and false counter.

[Midna19]

Thank you .aCe. and Ranjeet_Singh!!

Sorry Ranjeet_Singh but I could not see your VI since you have a later version of LV but .aCe.'s solution worked for me. 🙂

I was able to keep the increment for each case in the loop and do logic outside.

I was just using one pair of shift registers and I also did not connect the wires in both cases correctly.

xxxMidna19