Look up x & y values in a table and output the corresponding number?

[Mark_Yedinak]

Silly question but did you fill in the table? Did you define the column and row headers?

[Darin.K]

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@dirtpics wrote:

No, it isn't linear unfortunately.  I tried the VI from the post above, but can't get it to spit out anything.  It's fine until the interpolation function, then it only kicks out zero.  Any thoughts?

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Works for me, I have entered the data you showed into the Table:

[dirtpics]

No, I didn't have the table completely filled in when I tried to get it to interpolate.  I had all the row and column headers in place but hadn't completed filling in the table yet.  That's likely my problem since you can get it to work.  I'll give it a try once I get the table completely populated.

Thanks.

[EDGARGABRIELHERNANDEZ]

Hi,, I'm working on a similar action, just that I need to enter more data,I am a beginner,What do I have to do to keep this data in the vi?

[Yamaeda]

Edit -> Make current values default.

/Y

[EDGARGABRIELHERNANDEZ]

Thank you,
sorry
If I want to put this data in a pid, it generates oscillations even if a non-oscillating value is generated from the table.
Do not know why it happens?
previously the pid controller worked correctly without the table

[GerdW]

Hi Edgar,

how is the PID related to your table - and the topic of this thread?

And why don't you attach your VI?

[altenbach]

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@EDGARGABRIELHERNANDEZ wrote:

Hi,, I'm working on a similar action, just that I need to enter more data,I am a beginner,What do I have to do to keep this data in the vi?

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This thread is over eight years old and we really don't know what "this data" actually is.

If data should be constant and permanent, it is typically easiest to keep it in a diagram constant. Keeping it in a control would just be distracting and could cause issues if the user accidentally changes a value. Alternatively, it could be read from a calibration file at startup.