Did you actually run the Snippet? Did it do what you "hoped" it would do? If not, what did it do? Draw a picture (pencil and paper) showing the three arrays (use a rectangle with dimensions approximating Channels and Samples, and one showing what you want to achieve. Now add another rectangle showing what the code actually does. Can you understand what happened?
Do you have any experience with arrays, in either a Math class or a Programming class? Do you understand the concept of Rows and Columns? Think about what you want to do with these three Arrays (referring to the three "shapes" I asked you to draw), worry less about how you will do this. Once you understand the what, you can consider the how.
I've attached the Demo in LabVIEW 2018. Run it. Look at the three Arrays. Think about what the combination should look like. Think about what you want to do, and then figure out how you can accomplish this. Write the (fairly simple) LabVIEW code that will accomplish this (I can think of two ways to do this). Once you understand the principle, apply it to your code (and, for goodness sake, clean it up according to the principles we've been trying to get you to understand and follow -- your practice of "ignoring" our suggestions and not showing us that you are trying to learn and improve your skills discourages us from continuing to try to teach you.
It would also be a courtesy to spell my name correctly.
Bob Schor
