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I've got a 2D array of cluster, with two 1D arrays above and to the left (they have input/output "aliases" to define the row's/columns of the 2D array). To fit everything nicely on

the UI I have limited the number of values shown, with the 1D arrays having sliders. I have managed to index the 2D in synchronism with either of the 1D being indexed using their sliders, but only when I monitor their "index value" in a loop. What I really need, to fit into my event driven structure is a way to trigger on an event when one or the other is scrolled, but haven't been able to find something that triggers. Under the gun (aren't we always?)

 

Working in LabVIEW 8.6, so if anyone posts an example ...

 

Thanks,

Putnam
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The closest I have come is bagging the array scrollbars in favor of separate ones.
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Ouch! You would think that that would trigger some kind of event, really can't put monitoring them in a loop, that would be ugly!! Having individual "fake" scroll bars is also an ugly method, but I'll ponder that one for a bit.

 

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Putnam
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Try to expand on this, for example.

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Also, don't forget to support a relevant idea so this will be improved in the future (read all the comments, e.g. mine). 😄

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Take a look at this and see if it is what you are talking about.

Randall Pursley
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Thanks to all, one of the fastest resolutions I've had on this forum. Brain not at peak, have 46 hours in this week, and that is since Tuesday morning. Still a few to go. Now anyone familiar with the Agilent command set for performing Noise Figure measurements on a N9020 analyzer? Smiley Wink    Kidding! Will open a new thread if need assistance in this case.

 

Thanks Again!

Putnam
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