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I have managed to build a VI that identifies the index values of any over/undershoot values. I am now trying to create two indicators to hold the total number of over/undershoot values. When I attempt to attach an indicator to the for loop an error wire appears. any advice would be appreciated!

 

 

Regards,

Kadeel

 

PS I tried to attache the VI as a word Doc. but the download went on forever - is there a quicker way?

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Right-click on your output tunnels coming out of the For loop and un-select Auto-indexing.

 

For loops will by dfault use aut-indexed tunnels so you get one result for each iteration. In your case it sounds like you wnat a single value for all iterations.

 

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Hi Kadeel,

 

"PS I tried to attache the VI as a word Doc. but the download went on forever"

 

Well, usually VIs are attached just like they are - as vi.

If you want to attach a picture of the block diagram you can either

- attach a "VI Snippet" (feature of LV2009) (snippets are "just simple" PNGs)

- make a screenshot of the block diagram (ALT-PrtScr to "print" just the active window [on Windows]), save the result using Paint as PNG (!) and attach it/inline it in the message

- use the CCT (CodeCaptureTool) for LV-versions prior to 2009

 

Whatever you choose: NEVER attach BMPs renamed to JPG Smiley Wink

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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Thanks for that advice! I am trying to connect two numeric indicators to the attached VI. I keep getting errors - can you help?

 

Regards,

Kadeel

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You've started so many duplicate threads that you can't even keep track of them all!Smiley Mad If you can't do that, then stop posting. You've got an answer in one of them. Don't do any more posts until you have read all the responses to all the posts you have made!
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