I have an array in which I want to check and see if it falls within a certain range with about 7 different ranges. I have tried the range and coerce function but something is going wrong.

[jafon]

The "In Range" Boolean does not respond to anything when I run it. It stays unlit the whole time.

[jafon]

I am running it continuously.

[johnsold]

Run Continuous is intended for troubleshooting.  You should never plan to run a VI that way.

Since you do not get anything out of the shift register until it has executed at least three times, that explains why you are not getting anything.

Replace the True boolean constant wired to the termination terminal with a Stop button.

Then set the slider to about 150.  Expand the In Range? array to show about 20 elements. run.

Lynn

[jafon]

First, I really want to thank you for taking out time out of your day to help a total stranger. I really appreciate it.

Next, I have Labview version 9 on my personal laptop but my universities' computers use version 10 and when I try to open a later version it gives me an error. Is there any way to convert the version 10 to version 9?

[jafon]

I want the boolean on the current vi to behave similar to this one.

[johnsold]

It does.  I think you are not looking at it correctly.

I saved this for an older version so you should be able to run it.  I got some warnings when I saved it, but I think it should be OK.  Hit the run arrow (not Continuous Run) and wait for a few iterations to load up the shift registers.  To stop it use the Stop button on the panel.

Lynn

[jafon]

I'm sorry I don't think I am understanding. Could you explain to me in a couple of scenarios(when the slider is at different value) what is happening. Because when I put it in an area between 140-149 I see nothing happening.