Labview stopwatch

[Anna96]

Hi everyone. Could someone help me with the following labview exercise? I need to make a stopwatch with the functions start, stop, initialization and intermediate time.

Thanks a lot! 😊

[Bob_Schor]

Think about what you (should have) learned already.  What type of "quantity" does a Stop Watch bring to mind?  Is there a Palette on the Block Diagram that deals with this type of Quantity?  Have you looked at, or learned about, or read the Help for these functions?  Have you looked at the Examples mentioned in the Help?

What have you tried?  Attach your VI and ask a specific question.  This Forum is not a "Please Do My Homework For Me" Forum.

Bob Schor

[Anna96]

I did it. But thank you, you were very helpful. 

[altenbach]

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

This Forum is not a "Please Do My Homework For Me" Forum.

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But one could search the forum for certain terms. Just guessing, but I am sure this has been solved and discussed many times. 😉

[LLindenbauer]

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@altenbach wrote:

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@Bob_Schor wrote:

This Forum is not a "Please Do My Homework For Me" Forum.

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[...] this has been solved and discussed many times. 😉

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For example, almost exactly a year ago: https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Stopwatch/m-p/4002629

And on the topic of examples, there is one on the example database filling the requirements exactly.

[DailyDose]

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@Anna96 wrote:

I did it. But thank you, you were very helpful. 

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Was it just me, or was this a very uh... (please excuse my language) butt hurt response?  Listen, Anna96, you literally asked 0 questions and offered nothing that resembled your own work that showed you even attempted the problem.  Help is here to help those who help themselves.  And as many of the guys here mentioned, the answers were very much available for those who look.

Honestly, feel like NI needs to remove the stop watch answers, though.  That was my Final exam when I took LabVIEW in college.  Probably not ideal to be helping people straight up pass by copy and pasting.