12-02-2021 06:09 AM
hi,
I have a 1D array and I want that to be my tables ( lets say I have 11 values in it so I want 11 different tables ) and I have another set of 1D array and I want that to be my rows on every table ( so second array values will be in 11 tables 11 times ) and I have a output that comes out based on the number of my 1st and 2nd array (like if i have 2 values in both arrays then i will get output 4 times). i need to generate it in single excel or csv file can someone help me with it??
12-02-2021 07:17 AM
I cannot visualize what you are describing! Can you give a concrete example of your first "1D array" (for example, is [2, 4, 7] allowed? Does this mean you have 3 different tables? What do the contents of this Array, e.g. 2, 4, 7, mean?), and similarly give a concrete example of your second "set of 1D array(s)" that are the "rows on every table" (for example, show us a specific "second set of 1D arrays")? Now, what do you do with these to get "an output based on the number of my 1st and 2nd array"?
Bob Schor
12-02-2021 07:22 AM - edited 12-02-2021 07:24 AM
Hi rk,
is this some homework to learn LabVIEW?
@rk0001 wrote:
I have a 1D array and I want that to be my tables ( lets say I have 11 values in it so I want 11 different tables ) and I have another set of 1D array and I want that to be my rows on every table ( so second array values will be in 11 tables 11 times ) and I have a output that comes out based on the number of my 1st and 2nd array (like if i have 2 values in both arrays then i will get output 4 times). i need to generate it in single excel or csv file can someone help me with it??
From what I understand from those sentences is: someone wants to teach you usage of autoindexing tunnels in loops.
Suggestion:
12-02-2021 08:11 AM
I'll name my 1st 1D array as A; A has values 95, 90, 85... Till 5.
2nd array B has values from 15, 14,... Till 2.
Now I want separate table for every value of A which has rows of B in it like for example my first table of 95 should have all values of B in rows and 90 should also have all values in B and so on..
Can you help me ?
12-02-2021 08:39 AM
Can You give a sketch of what that should look like? I understood this and it does not seem to be useful
A:
95 90 85 ... 5
B:
15 14 13 ... 2
Separate Table 95:
15
14
13
...
2
Separate Table 90:
15
14
13
...
2
More Separate Tables ...
Separate Table 5
15
14
13
...
2