How do I combine 2 1-D Arrays?

[Dyskresiac]

I realize there are a lot of threads on "combining" arrays, but most want a 2-D array resultant.  I would like a 1-D Array.

Basically, 10 tests are each run, and a waveform graph is produced for each of them.   Then, I take these waveform plots, and combine them in succession. 

Ex:

Chart 1:  Data1 

Chart 2:  Data2  Data3  Data4

Chart 3:  Data5 Data6

My Desired Outcome:   Data1 Data2 Data3 Data4 Data5 Data6  <~One Dimensional Array

Then make a waveform chart out of that data.

The tricky part is that I cannot use Build Array (Then Reshape Array), since doing that would add 0's to make all waveforms the same length.  One thought I had (that I'd like to avoid) is to simply add an element to "Total Chart" every time an element is added to any of the sub-charts. 

Basically, I want the opposite of Split 1-D Array.

Thanks.

Edit: I'm using 8.6

[Darin.K]

Turn on Context Help (ctrl-h) hover over Build Array,  select Detailed Help from the Help Window and read about Concatenate Inputs.

[Ray.R]

right click on Build Array and select concatenate inputs

[Hornless.Rhino]

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@Ray.R wrote:

right click on Build Array and select concatenate inputs

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Hey cool, I wish I knew that earlier.

[Ray.R]

There are lots of little hidden tricks with LabVIEW.  Most of which I do not know of, yet.  And that's what keeps LabVIEW fun,.... the little mysteries. 😉

[craigc]

Surely at least one of those answers has got an Accepted Solution tick written all over it!