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Actually i 6 sub vi's which performs different operation and the inputs from the every subvi to each another  one . do you any example or similar link from forum? i searched for it but did not get anything useful

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ok i will attach example code in few hours 

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@newmemeber123 wrote:

Actually i 6 sub vi's which performs different operation and the inputs from the every subvi to each another  one . do you any example or similar link from forum? i searched for it but did not get anything useful


It is natural that different subVIs perform different operations, else you would only need one subVI, of course. Since gazillions of things can be "different", your description does not narrow it down for us.

 

You really need to show us some of your subVIs, explain what they are supposed to do, and what kind of data they should receive, process, and output.

 

The connector pane is explained here.

 

Maybe take a step back and explain what you are trying to do instead of how you are trying to do it. There might be much better approaches to whatever you want to do.

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@newmemeber123 wrote:

Actually i 6 sub vi's which performs different operation and the inputs from the every subvi to each another  one . do you any example or similar link from forum? i searched for it but did not get anything useful


It is natural that different subVIs perform different operations, else you would only need one subVI, of course. Since gazillions of things can be "different", your description does not narrow it down for us.

 

You really need to show us some of your subVIs, explain what they are supposed to do, and what kind of data they should receive, process, and output.

 

The connector pane is explained here.

 

Maybe take a step back and explain what you are trying to do instead of how you are trying to do it. There might be much better approaches to whatever you want to do.


Yes!  I've done code-walkthroughs with a colleague, and frequently have to stop him and say "No, don't tell me how this piece of code (typically in the midst of a huge Block Diagram) does something, but tell me what you are trying to do".  Usually we can rewrite the "what" and make a small sub-VI, freeing up gobs of space ...

 

Bob Schor

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