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How to directly print values from the table?

Hi. I am trying to do a serial communication with a machine. To this machine i have to pass commands to obtain data. The machine has 6 cylinders , it gives the value of those 6 cylinders. At each instant i put the obtained 6 values into a table. Is there a  way to directly print these values from the table? 

   Suppose if i have to flush the data in the table after 10 rows and to start storing data again from the top of the table, is there a method to do this ?

 

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It would really help to see some examples.  Show us the data, and, much more important, show us the code you have written.  Attach the actual code (meaning the VI) -- do not attach a non-executable, non-examinable picture of some of your code.

 

Bob Schor

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I'd save the results to a file and print at my leisure.  It's always good to save the raw data just in case you want to do something with it later, like maybe looking at trends, for instance.

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Same problem here: http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/How-to-print-obtained-string-in-read-buffer-into-a-table-in/m-p/3283...


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