How do I make the entire test signal fail if the first portion fails but the later portions pass?

[esa_paranoid]

Hi, I am trying to do the following for demo purposes:

Generate a sine wave, have it look at the valley value of the sine wave. If it is less than -10, generate another sine wave and do the same thing. I want 5 sine waves all together.
If ANY one of the valley values are above -10 I want the test to fail.

I just want a green light to go off if the system passes, a red light if it fails.

Can someone please help me out.
Thanks a ton, attached is a VI I made. The problem with it is, if the first valley fails and the second valley passes, it signals an overall pass.

[Dennis_Knutson]

Take your individual test results and NOR them together. This is easily done with the Compound Arithmetic function on the Boolean palette. Right click on it and select Change Mode>OR and then right click again and select invert. You can expand the function to have as many inputs as you want.

[esa_paranoid]

Dennis, I am very new to labview, actually the purpose of this demo is to try and get my company to send me for training.
I am just trying to clarify what you are saying so feel free to correct me.
You are saying that from the "Peak Detector" I should go into the "Compound Arithmetic Function", change it to "or" then "invert" it?
I guess I am just not understanding what should be going into and out of the function.
Thanks!

[Dennis_Knutson]

From the results of your comparisons - i.e Fail 1 and Fail 2, you should convert the dynamic data to a scalar Boolean and take these and NOR them.