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[gmazza]

Hello to all
I have a problem with the code that I enclose.
I have to concatenate the two array ("Array" and "Array2") so as to obtain an array formed by the array "Array" plus two columns formed by the array "Array2".
The result of my code is what you see in the Front Panel immage I have attached.
I think the problem is due to the type of array "Array2" but I can not understand what it is.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks

[Yamaeda]

The result it correct, you add a single row with two columns to a 2D-array. What you probably want to do it to add those 2 columns to each row, right? If so, it's easier to do inside the loop.

/Y

[gmazza]

It would do just that.
But really "Array2" already contains the elements that I would like to add (you can see by scrolling the first index).

[gmazza]

the problem may be that the array "Array2" does not show the three elements contained in it in subsequent lines.
Could this be the problem? If so, why?

[gmazza]

...Help me please!!!!!

[crossrulz]

My big concern is that you have 3D arrays.  You probably just want 2D arrays.  Can you post a sample of your data and an example of what you expect out?

[gmazza]

So...

The array "Array" was built by simply reading a text file that contains the data show.
The array "Array2" was built by reading only the last line of the last file in three different folders ...
That is, Sart \ Datalog \ Sart01 \ last txt file ---------> last line
              Sart \ Datalog \ Sart02 \ last txt file ---------> last line
              Sart \ Datalog \ Sart03 \ last txt file ---------> last line

I would like these three lines (each containing 2 elements) were concatenated array "Array" in the next two columns.
If it is not clear just ask ... I will try to explain.
thanks

[Yamaeda]

Heh, i didn't notice that! You're right Cross, the second array is 3D, possibly there's all expected row in there, in the 3rd dimension.

/Y

[Yamaeda]

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@gmazza wrote:

So...

The array "Array" was built by simply reading a text file that contains the data show.
The array "Array2" was built by reading only the last line of the last file in three different folders ...
That is, Sart \ Datalog \ Sart01 \ last txt file ---------> last line
              Sart \ Datalog \ Sart02 \ last txt file ---------> last line
              Sart \ Datalog \ Sart03 \ last txt file ---------> last line

I would like these three lines (each containing 2 elements) were concatenated array "Array" in the next two columns.
If it is not clear just ask ... I will try to explain.
thanks

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Yes, but why do you interpret Array2 as a 3 dimensional array?

/Y

[gmazza]

That's right Yameada. that's it! The other lines are in the third dimension. How do I display just one below the other?

( I do not know why the code pulls out a 3D array for "Array2" )