bundle of indexing

Included, part of my main VI.

I'm trying to use a beam to track tests failed for a printed circuit board.  When a test fails, the number of test is introduced into the digital input of the structure of the case.

That's how I need it works: when a test fails, the Boolean is true and the digital input is the number of tests that failed.  I use the property node to add to the local variable, which keeps a running total of the number of times each test has failed.  I would like the bundle to update the value of the item, corresponding to the test that failed, but it updates all values, changing all values to 0 except for the test that failed.

I think that there is a way to get rid of the case structure inside (and locals) and index just the bundle with the connection at the top of the page.

I guess if I knew how to change the digital input to a cluster, I could get into the top of the boot?

Thanks for the help.

Here's a version that does not require a shift register. You must initialize this vi when you want to restart the counting.

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