Hello everyone,
I having trouble creating a simple counter that will count from 0 to 10000 and then repeat the sequence without using the while loop iteration. Can anybody help please?
Best regards,
Maiz
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Use a For Loop.
This sounds like a homework assignment. Is there some other reason you can't use a while loop?
Hi,
The counter will be inside a while loop but I am having trouble counting up and then repeating the sequence when I use the loop iteration.
I am very new to labview so apologies if this sound trivial.
Best regards,
Maiz
Perhaps you should look at Quotient Remainder function. Particularly the Remainder output after you divide by 10,000
Hi Ravensfan,
I would be really grateful if you can help me with a sample VI. Is that possible?
I also suspect this may be a homework assignment. So, without doing your homework for you...... Try this as a thought-provolking exercise.
Think about what might have been hidden..........
Lol, it not as assignment, it is part of a bigger program I am trying to develop for a weighing machine at work. Just for info I started programming only last week although we bought the SW years ago. I have made good progress with the NI site and Youtube, I really should think about training.
I will try and work out the missing blocks but it would be really easy if you just told me lol ![]()
Perfect thank you!!
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