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Creating Numbers

I would recommend posting your code so we can see what you are trying to do.Smiley Wink  Is this a situation where you have a loop within a loop?
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Exactly, But my question is from where I get this number?
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From the little  i in the bottom left.
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Hi,

This is working perfectly now. My mistake was that I was not taking care if the while loop posted in the example.

Thanks for your help

 

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Hi,

Friends, with your help I am able to get the filenames and save each file at the desired path exactly.

Now, can you help me to get the time used to complete each iteration(milli second) and keep this record into a file?

Thanks. 

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You can do that in a few ways, you could use your exsisting code with a time/date stamp (or some other timing vi-such as time in milliseconds since you wanted ms) from the Time pallete. Or you could switch the loop to a timed loop and use the actual time[i] from the left of the loop...


Message Edited by TWGomez on 04-08-2008 10:16 AM
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You can also try using the Time Elapsed vi in the Timing palette
Van L
NI Applications Engineer
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