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When if statement is used in LabVIEW, can I add more than one statement.
When if statement is used in LabVIEW, can I add more than one statement.
Baho
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01-20-2004
01:11 AM
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Ex: If (t<=2) (Amp=2*t Len=t*0.1); Is this correct? Or do I have to use If (t<=2) (Amp=2*t);
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Re: When if statement is used in LabVIEW, can I add more than one statement.
Meghna Vora
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When if statement is used in LabVIEW, You can add more than one statement. For that, use following syntax
If(t<=2) {Amp=2*t;Len=t*0.1}
Thus, sentences have to be in closed parenthesis & separated by semicolons.
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