Extract a channel from a digital waveform

[MrHappyAsthma]

I am using the I2C Digital Waveform Reference Libarary to create a WDT that consists of two lines/channels.  I was wondering how I could extract/remove a channel from the waveform and how I can add/merge waveform channels into a single WDT?  I have looked around for VIs but nothing seems to work with the WDT.

Right now my WDT is like this:

How could I get these two lines into seperate WDTs?  And then how would I be able to merge them again?  Naturally, I don't want to simply remove them and merge them, but that would be a good practice example to demonstrate.

[MrHappyAsthma · Accepted solution]

After much trial and frustration, I have found a way to do what I was looking for.  It isn't the most elegant, but it works!

This is how I extract both channels into an array, and then merge them back to recreate the original graph:

*Note:  The reason why there are 2's in the Waveform Data array is because my waveform contains 0's and Z's instead of 0's and 1's.  The tri-state Z corresponds to the numeric 2.

I even took this a step further and extracted a single line.  This could be modified to extract any line and eventually merge together your own custom signals:

[niaccount481]

Seems trying to do this in labview 2020, forces the Get Digital Data Components to turn into Get Waveform Components resulting in a bad or unwired terminal error that makes it so your VI can't run. NI really doesn't want you to use single channel digital data waveforms for some reason. 

[GerdW]

Hi new account,

what exactly are you complaining about?

This is the LV2021 way:

[niaccount481]

My main complaint is: 
Wiring a digital waveform into Get Digital Data Components automatically turns it into Get Waveform Components, which I think is expecting an analog waveform and results in a bad or unwired terminal error. 

But thanks I could use your example. Seems a bit roundabout, but i think it should work.