How best to insert a sub-array (row) into a 2D array at the correct index which is depending on the value of the first column

[zerotolerance]

I'm sorry, would it be possible to modify the attached? sorry, I don't quite get it.

Thanks

Kas

[zerotolerance]

I went through your suggestion, but I still couldn't do it. However, I managed to get half of it working.

I now can rearrange and place the data where they should be based on "row", but I still can't rearrange it based on the "Column".

Attached is modified version.

Thanks

Kas

[zerotolerance]

I went through the suggestion again and payed little more attention. It worked just as you said. Thanks again for your replies.

Just incase, attached is the working example for anyone else reading this thread.

Thanks

Kas

[GerdW]

Hi Kas,

it wasn't that hard to get your program running?

Well, I did some "enhancements" to your VI... No need for the first FOR loop!

[Morben]

Hi I have a  similar question for this topic,

I will like to insert data in a row by "n" times given on first column.

The data to be inserted corresponds to the data where the "n" number is located

Here's an example of my 2D array:

From:

3   0 0 0 1

1   1 1 1 0

2   0 0 1 1

To:

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

1 1 1 0

It doesn't matter if column 0 is also inserted i can delete after.

Thanks a lot in advance.

R

[zerotolerance]

I don't get it. are you saying that because you have a "3" in the first column, you are now insterting 3 rows of the same element afterwords?

i.e. 

From:

3   0 0 0 1

1   1 1 1 0

2   0 0 1 1

to:

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

0 0 0 1

1 1 1 0

0 0 1 1

[Morben]

Yes, that's exactly right. The first column is given to me and as you pointed out it determines how many times the same element is repeated afterwords.

[zerotolerance]

Maybe attached would suffice.

[Morben]

It looks like this could work, I'll give it a try...Thanks a lot!

[Morben]

Hi, it gave me some idea on how to approach it, in my case the elements are string. Here's a snapshot of what i'm looking for would look like:

 

Thanks!