How to avoid NaN

[Lauvia]

Hey Mike,

thanks for your prompt answer. If this works for you that means something ist goes wrong with my PC!!?

are you german?

best regards

[MikeS81]

Hi Lauvia,

i´m not sure if it is a problem with your pc. I think you should check first if the array size is greater than "0". And you should check the array size if you use the divide function with two arrays. The output is the number of elements of the smallest array.

Yes, I´m german.

Mike

[Lauvia]

Hey Mike,

also du hast fast gar nichts geändert!! das VI "array größe" hast du eingeführt, die "case-schleife an DAQ assistant und natürlich die konvertierung

der bool'sche variablen unten. habe gerade geändert und... nichts. gleiches ergeibnis wie vorher. ist komisch. hat gestern bei mir zu hause funktioniert! ich laufe zum betreuer kurz.

lg

[MikeS81]

Hi Lauvia,

yes, you are right. I changed only little things, but for me it runs without "NaN`s".

Mike

[Lauvia]

Hey together,

once more thanks for your usefull help. I am definitively convinced that my programm works. I've simulated it at home successfully, so did Mike too!

I think something is wrong with my PC. I need maybe to reinstall LabView!

Otherwise you can consider the problem as solved and I can do the next step

This consist

-to use the VI "value range comparison" (see point 5.) to return in the last array's row the String  value "pass"  or "fail" instead of... 0, 1

- to save the final array in a file (i.e. excel) and to print it.

[MikeS81]

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Lauvia wrote:

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This consist

-to use the VI "value range comparison" (see point 5.) to return in the last array's row the String  value "pass"  or "fail" instead of... 0, 1

- to save the final array in a file (i.e. excel) and to print it.

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Hi Lauvia,

if you want to use strings, then you have to transform all values into strings. See the attached example.

Mike

[Lauvia]

Hi Mike,

how are you doing?

I can't open your file. It no error message, just none new window!

can you send it once more? (LabView 7.1)

[MikeS81]

Hi Lauvia,

sorry.

see the picture please.

Mike

[Lauvia]

Hey Mike,

where did you  have the  String VI in the last "For" cycle?

I'm working with LabView 7.1 and I can't find it!

[lmtis]

Hey Lauvia. Is this what you are looking for?

Message Edited by lmtis on 05-08-2008 08:07 AM

Message Edited by lmtis on 05-08-2008 08:07 AM