@Ambrose1464 wrote:
change to this?
No.
You got rid of the actual comparison to see if it was a palindrome and just put in a boolean control.
This sounds a whole lot like homework, so mind you, I'm not going to give you the answers. I gave you something that clues you into how the VI should look and assumed you'd be able to figure out how to bridge the gap with the code you have already completed.
Also, notice the conditional tunnel. It does not look like what I gave you. Right click on it and make it auto-indexing as well as conditional.
Knowing how to handle arrays and use shift registers are two basic features in LabVIEW you need to learn early on because the vast majority of program situations will need them.
