Removing 2D Array 'Index Display' Incrementer.

[QuP]

I have a 2D array on the front panel and both the row and column
'Index Display' incrementers are visible. How can I hide one of these
incremeters and still have the other one visible. (I want the user to
be able to scroll through the rows without moving the columns.)

[Tomoya ITO]

As I know LabVIEW doesn't have the function you just look for.
Then, I like to suggest a way using attribute node to which
you can put a suitable row shown on the top of the array.
A numeric input on the front panel is to set a top row number
uses like and 'Index Display' must be hidden.

Tom

QuP wrote:

> I have a 2D array on the front panel and both the row and column
> 'Index Display' incrementers are visible. How can I hide one of these
> incremeters and still have the other one visible. (I want the user to
> be able to scroll through the rows without moving the columns.)

[JeanPierre]

"QuP" a écrit dans le message news:
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> I have a 2D array on the front panel and both the row and column
> 'Index Display' incrementers are visible. How can I hide one of these
> incremeters and still have the other one visible. (I want the user to
> be able to scroll through the rows without moving the columns.)

Easy:Go in the control editor with the array. You can then move the index
display somewhere out of sight like under the array itself.

Advanced: While in the control editor with the array you can also select the
index displays and customize them (open another control editor window
selecting Customize... for the index display). Replace the index display
with a regular numeric co
ntrol. After replacing the index display in the
array control and replacing the array on the front panel, you will see that
now you can select the index display and create attributes/property nodes
for it like any other control to make them invisible.

Jean-Pierre Drolet
Scientech R&D

[Gorka Larrea]

You could simply put a flat square decoration with your background color over the index display you want to hide, or else, hide both and make your own index display using property nodes and two booleans (or four bool, two for one move and two for a larger step).
Hope this helps