06-08-2011 01:52 PM
Yes. Putting the indicator inside is easier. But it was just a simple example. My case was a little different. I needed to get the data from DAQ and calculate things inside the case structure, then stop it so the user can zoom in/out and then outside the case structure save everything in an Excel file using ActiveX outside of the case structure.
The shift register worked anyway. thanks 🙂
06-10-2011 05:10 PM
I just found out that if I stop the labview and run again, I will lose the data from the shift register. I was wondering if there is anyway, that Labview would keep the shift register values from the last time and update it as soon as I run it again. I have them on the indicators on the screen but when I want to make my excel file then it just gives me empty spots.
Thanks.
06-10-2011 05:24 PM - edited 06-10-2011 05:24 PM
Make sure the shift register is not initialized.
If this does not solve the problem, please show us some code. 🙂