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How pass subarray to string?

Hi, I need pass of subarray to string, someone can tell me how do it?
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Array to Spreadsheet String

 

Or

 

Concatenate

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As much as I understabd, you want to convert a string into string? You have an array composed of strings. You take one element from that array as a subarray. But it still is a string. So what conversion do you need?
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It's not at all clear what you're asking.  Could you please explain in more detail exactly what you're trying to do?

 

Also, you have an infinite loop which takes up 100% of your CPU.  Add a small time delay inside your loop, and replace the "F" constant which is wired to your loop's terminal with a "stop" button.

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Probably Ravens Fan has guessed it right. Yet it is sometimes really a challenge to understand what the person is trying to say 🙂
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While evaluating my code please have in mind that I am a LV novice. Therefore sometimes my code might violate some coding rules that I have to learn about myself. But how else could I do that... 🙂

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Hi WSalas,

Looking into your VI I understand that you want to select one name from that list (that is an array) using the index control and want to show in an indicator. But you don't want that indicator as an array. You want only a simple string indicator showing the selected name.

If this is the case, the simplest way is to change the function Array Subset that you used and replace by an index array function. You can find this function in the array pallette.

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Rodrigo Schneiater
NI Brazil

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DianeS wrote:


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Also, you have an infinite loop which [...]


 

I heard that Windows 8 will be able to execute an infinite loop in just under 300 ms!
Jim
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Hi Schneiater, Thank you.. 
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jcarmody wrote:


I heard that Windows 8 will be able to execute an infinite loop in just under 300 ms!


Infinity has just become finite thanx to Windows 8. Smiley Very Happy

 

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Inventor of the WORM Global
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jcarmody wrote:

 

I heard that Windows 8 will be able to execute an infinite loop in just under 300 ms!

Yes, and you know why? Cuz I'm a PC and windows 8 is my idea.

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