use input in multiple comparisions

[OtsegoFRC]

I'm just starting with LabView and I'm quite embarrassed. I'm doing a modified version of the classic FizzBuzz program... but can't figure out how. I have a slider from 0 to 100, and can round it and get the remainder over 3. I can use that information to light up a boolean that says "Fizz." But how can I use the same input, and also get the remainder over 5?

"Split Signals" looks something like what I'm trying to do, but it, for reasons unfathomable to me, puts the correct output in the first output signal (e.g., 72) but puts 0 in subsequent output signals! 

I'm probably doing several things wrong, and might be approaching this in the wrong way...

I'll attach a screenshot of the project.

[RavensFan]

You can wire an input such as your control to more than one function.  It puts a dot on the wire at the junction where the wire splits.

That is such a basic LabVIEW concept that you really need to look at the online LabVIEW tutorials and learn the basics before posting any more questions.
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