multiple results

[CP_AT]

Hi All,

I have a question about how to report multiple results. Here is my setting:

1. I have 2 test
2. I want to report the result of test 1, test 2, and total of test1+test2

Please see my attached VI

Thanks in advance,

[crossrulz]

I don't see what your question is.  Doesn't something not quite work they way you want?

[CP_AT]

My question is how to report multilple results such as the total of T1+T2 or the product of T1*T2, etc..Yes, my VI does not work the way I wanted.

[CP_AT]

I'm thinking that I need to save the result of test1 and test2, then recall them back to do any cases that I want, but I don't know how at this point.

[JÞB · Accepted solution]

That would be because you need some getting started training.  

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The basic problem is that there are no memory elements (Feedback Node or Shift Register) to hold the data from multip[le runs

If you select "Test 1" the default data for "Test 2" (a ZERO) is output from the first case structure.  Vice-versa if you select "Test 2"

A pair of Feedback nodes wired through the case structure are needed to "Remember" the last test value.

Somethimg like this would work much better

attached  in 2011

[altenbach]

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@JÞB wrote:

Somethimg like this would work much better

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I think the two enums need to be inside the event, else you get  a stale value of the control that fired the event. The terminal got read at the start of the iteration and that's all you get from the tunnel when the event triggers. Once the terminal is inside the event, it will get read once the event has fired and the new value is now available.

There is also the problem that the initial result is not displayed until there is a value change in a control.

[CP_AT]

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your help.

Feedback nodes is a key to crack my head. I already thought about Shift Register, but it did not work out.

[altenbach]

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CP_AT wrote:

Feedback nodes is a key to crack my head. I already thought about Shift Register, but it did not work out.

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Thinking about shift registers should always work. Implementing them in LabVIEW requires understainding of them. Show us what you tried and we explain what went wrong. 😉

[altenbach]

Here's a simple shift register implementation (LabVIEW 2011).

[CP_AT]

In my real case, I can't use the loop, so the shift register does not apply to it. Truly, I appreciated all your enthusiasm to help out the labview users.

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