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how to configure a status process

I would like to configure a control process using a percentage bar for a VI
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I through together this quick application to help you out.
The Main VI goes through 5 phases and updates the status for all 5 (20, 40, 60, 80, 100 percent complete...).

Included VIs:
Main,
status bar,
phase 1
phase 2
phase 3
phase 4
phase 5

Hope this helps you out.
Chances are if you have seen VI in the forest it hasn't fallen.
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Thank you but y can't open your Vis because of my Labview 7.0 version...Help me please

Best Regards
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sorry bout' that. Didn't realize you had 7.0 =\
I reverted it to the correct version for ya...try this time
Chances are if you have seen VI in the forest it hasn't fallen.
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Hello all,

I did not understand exactly what you want to say by "Configure a control process using a percentage bar for a VI"

You will found in the attached file an example that increment a progress bar when a VI is in execution.
Please test it and if the example does not correspond to what you want to develop then explain more your problem.

Best Regards,

Sanaa TAZI
National Instruments France

Sanaa T.
National Instruments France

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Thank you SanaaT for your help it's very good but y want to show the percentage of the execution of a VI when it's running!! your example seems to be what y want but y can't open the file what type of file it is? With what application it will be opened?? Thank you see you soon
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Hello Novice Programmeur,

The file that I sent to you, is a ".LLB" file : It allows to save all VIs, objects and external subroutines, excluding those in the folder vi.lib, to a library. It allows to save a hierarchy of VIs (Main VI and SubVIs) in one file. This kind of file can be open by LabVIEW.

You will found in the attached zip file the same program with the main VI and SubVIs. Launch and execute the VI "ProgressBarExample".

Best Regards,

Sanaa TAZI
National Instruments France

Sanaa T.
National Instruments France

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