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flashing array

When I ran the VI, it flashed the numbers in the order  I described. Changing the output of the Quotient and remainder function gets the LEDs to light in ascending numerical order - going horizontally rather than vertically when going left to right and top to bottom. (see attached editted file).

 

(Just aesthetics of a demo VI)

CLD; LabVIEW since 8.0, Currently have LabVIEW 2015 SP1, 2018SP1 & 2020 installed
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Oh, that. Yeah, I knew that when I posted the VI. The VI was just meant as an example of using a loop instead of the sequence structure. To be honest, I still don't know what the poster is trying to do.
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Problem with an array is that he can't put the buttons 3 cm away from each other as stated in his first post 😞

Unless he blind some elements out, but that will make the more more difficult to handle (I think).

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Alain S wrote:

Problem with an array is that he can't put the buttons 3 cm away from each other as stated in his first post 😞


Sure you can. Just need to, for example, customize a Boolean LED and make it look like a button. See attached for a simple example.

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