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• How to convert table 1 d scalar

  I use PMD-1208LS to get 2 entries through 2 different channels, using AInScFg.vi

  How ever, the values in table 1 d [of the digital (only 32-bit real)].

  After you have applied several equations on the Board he still table 1 d but [Digital (real 64-bit double)], now I want to send to the output channel using Eng.vi--> Aout.vi.

  The problem is, that may come on if my data is in the scalar data type [sink data are unsigned word (16-bit)] no table type?

  So, how can I convert table 1 d scalar (Word)?

  Thank you

  You can do it the way I suggested or Gaurav method. You like.

• convert table Bool U64

  Hey all,.

  Need help!

  I want to convert a Boolean table unsigned 64-bit number?

  I couldn't find all the built-in functions in the palette of the conversion.

  Table of Boolean number U8, U16, supports the conversion... U64.

  But Boolean Array number takes in charge only U32.

  Y at - it another way to make this conversion.

  Thank you

  Gramy

  On the table of Boolean to the node number, right click and select Properties.  From there, you can specify the type of output data.

• How to convert table 1 d wavefrom (DBL)

  Hi all

  I'm trying to convert a waveform out of Daqmx Read.vi (analog 1 wfm n samples n-channel d - it measures the temperature by thermocouples) table 1 d to save data to a text file. I tried to use the function "get the components of waveform", but it comes out an error. I have attached his printscreen. How can I convert who?

  You have a table of waveforms of the DAQmx Read - multiple channels. You will first need to use the Index Array. You can use 1 channel DAQmx Read in the first place. You can also use the waveform to export it to a spreadsheet file and not make all conversions.

• convert table 1 d 2D array

  Hi all

  In this topic http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Find-position/td-p/2059690 I create a 1 d of string table.

  But no, I would like to convert this table 1 d of table 2D-string string.

  I try a loop with inside a table to build but output, it's a 1 d...

  You have an idea?

  Thank you

  
  

• Convert table 2D 1 d array of cluster of 2 elements

  Hello

  I would like to convert a 2D 1 d array of 2 elements cluster table, and I don't know how to do it.

  I use ImageToArray IMAQ for a 2D like this picture:

  0 0 0 255 255 0 0 0

  0 255 0 0 0 0 255 0

  255 0 0 0 0 0 0 255

  0 255 0 0 0 0 255 0

  0 0 0 255 255 0 0 0

  and now I would use IMAQ Fit circle 2 but he needs 'Picture 1 d of cluster of 2 elements' in the entry. Specifically, he needs an array of coordinated point cluster (with the cluster coordinated minimum 3 points).

  See my attached schema.

  Thank you very much

  
  

• How can I convert table 1 d in a 2D array.

  I have a table 1 d I want to get into an Excel template.  How can I convert a 2D table so I can enter Excel Table.vi easy?

  Be sure to check the correct operation. Solution-Marc adds another row of zeros and I don't know if this is desirable here. (See also)

• How to convert table / vc:datastore

  Is it possible that I can convert a table / vc:datastore to vc:datastore?  I am trying to automate adding a drive to the server without the need for a swap drive user interaction.  I am able to query the data store the virtual computer is running, but in a table format.

  I tried just to inject properties personalised to the VM before the cloning operation.  It fails just with bad datastore path.

  New drive on a new card SCSI at the time of the request

  First you can take a look at the logic in this case of particular use which includes the addition of a disk by detecting when the virtual machine is.

• How to convert table 1 d of the only single

  Hye, I am brand new in Labview. Can someone help me how to convert arrray 1 d of the only sin

  GLE.

  Use Index

• Convert table 1 d of cluster of 2 doubles 2D elements

  Hello world

  I tried to follow the advice in other posts on this issue, but it does not work. People suggested using a cluster "in the table" inside a loop for, however, I get a message that this conversion is not accepted.

  Take a look at the attached screenshot to see how things currently look like. The idea is to extract data from an XY graph automatically, not by doing a right click and economy in a spreadsheet file.

  Thank you in advance for help.

  Your cluster items are 1 d arrays.  You can not turn the tables 1 d in a 2D array using this function.

  What you can do is to Unbundle the cluster, and then build an array of the table 1 d in the 2D tables.

  However you have this in a loop For with autoindexing then would become the table 2D a 3D Board that doesn't sound right.  Do you think all these 1 d arrays to concatenate to each other?  There are ways to do it and according to your version of LabVIEW determines the best way.

  

• string of worksheet to not convert table

  I modified the series read continuous write example to read in the string csv from a serial port and analyze the data in a table.  He works for the 10DOF table, but it does not work for the GPS array.

  I have attached a photo of a screenshot that displays the string coming from the serial port.  The H, L GPS data and the M, W 10DOF data.   The two strings appear to follow the rules of law, so I don't know why we work and not the other.

  Thank you.

  How do you know if that it does not work?  Nothing on your screenshot shows that it does not work.

  You either have an F or an L.  If F, the 10DOF table is filled, the matrix GPS gets an empty array based on default usage so unwired settings on your tunnels.

  If L, then table GPS is filled and 10DOF Gets an empty array.

• convert table 1 d to double 64 bit

  Let me start by saying I am a newbie to LabView and it's my first lttle project/learning experience.

  I'm taking the output of 'measure read 34401 DMM' see comment in vi or small line organge and empty any reading in the 'measure' DBL

  The output of each element of the array is already of type double. So I put the items that I could find that I thought I'd need, as the loop and the size of the array in place?

  Also open to all recommendations to do this better? So what happens the loop for spend each element out?

  RavensFan wrote:

  What do you do with each item as you go out?

  You can put the terminal Measurment in the loop For and son until the tunnel of automatic indexing on the left.  Which will display each value in turn.  But he'll do it as quickly as you really won't be able to see anything.

  You don't need the size of array function connected to the N terminal.  The number of iterations in the loop For is determined automatically by the tunnel of automatic indexation.  The size of the array is N is redundant.

  You still haven't fixed the problems talked about in your other threads.  The structure of the solitary event with the front panel to lock the value.  If you click Start twice in a row, your VI façade will be lock because the structure of the event runs only once.  He will never manage to the 2nd press the button.  The only way to end your VI at this time there will be an abortion there.

  And in the band followed by Build Path.  I know that you have requested in another thread which solved a problem you had. If you think it works for you great.  But I really don't think it solved anything.

  Thanks RavensFan

  1. once I figured out how to empty the Board outside I would connect it to the format String functions just above

  2. I did a quick read on tunnel index auto, thank you and the Double Tunnel of measure was for troubleshooting if I needed, ultimately I want to take the 1-d array and convert to string.

  3. oh, I used the structure of solitary event because someone told me that it was the correct thing to use to prevent the commissioning program before the user had a chance to fill in the data, such as files and GPIB. It seems to do the trick but there at - it another way to use it or do I have to use something else?

  4. the path of the newspaper was intended to allow the user to select or create a text file in their my documents directory and I don't want to hardcode a file name because they could use this to the many different steps throughout the day. If I get rid of him so I need yet another box of entry for the name of the file? I also found the main problem with the selection of the file was a right-click on the path and browse it to set options that I found by mistake but allowed me to select has filed or files and new or existing. This is why it would not create a file originally.

  OK, so based on your info I wired this place and it worked and dumped the data of measurements, but not to the measure in the loop, and it appears because the 1 d array is

  

• Cannot convert table in a PDF into Excel Spreadsheet

  Error message: "Save as impossible to process this document. No file has been created"

  Attempts to convert an array to a PDF document in and excel spreadsheet, so that I can modify and add data.

  I have Adobe Pro XI specifically for this function, and it does not work.

  Hi James

  If I were you, I would export PDF files to excel using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Just give a try. You will really love it.

  Thank you

• Convert tables button

  Basically I have a FLVplayer called vidPlayer and 3 dynamic text fields, who put the text in one click.

  I want to be able to keep the button clicked in the "completed" State, and for this I think that tables are needed?

  In addition, a table may be easier, because there is a lot of code to sift through.

  Here is the code for the buttons in my flv;

  video player script
  function fenwick(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/Fenwick.flv";
  }
  function moneyshopGold(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/MS_Liquid_Gold.flv";
  }
  function nottsplayhouse(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/Nottingham-playhouse.flv";
  }
  function severntrent(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/Severn-Trent.flv";
  }
  function IB_blists(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/IB_blists-hill.flv";
  }
  function IB_enginuity(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/IB_enginuity.flv";
  }
  function IB_placeexplore(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/IB_placetoexplore.flv";
  }
  function IB_greatyear(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  vidPlayer.source = "flvs/adver/IB_great-year.flv";
  }

  script text
  function fenwicktext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Fenwick";
  }
  function fenwicktext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = "sales of sofa;
  }
  function fenwicktext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = "announcement of sale of furniture of Fenwick is an example of how a simple and effective, but elegant TV ad can be created without breaking the Bank."
  }

  
  
  function moneyshopGoldtext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "The Money Shop";
  }
  function moneyshopGoldtext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = "gold to Cash."
  }
  function moneyshopGoldtext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = "it was an advertisement for the money store."
  }
  
  function nottsplayhousetext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Nottingham Playhouse";
  }
  function nottsplayhousetext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = 'announcements ';
  }
  function nottsplayhousetext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }
  
  function severntrenttext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Severn Trent";
  }
  function severntrenttext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = "high speed."
  }
  function severntrenttext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }
  
  function IB_bliststext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Ironbridge;
  }
  function IB_bliststext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = "Blists Hill";
  }
  function IB_bliststext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }
  
  function IB_enginuitytext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Ironbridge;
  }
  function IB_enginuitytext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = 'Enginuity ';
  }
  function IB_enginuitytext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }
  
  function IB_placeexploretext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Ironbridge;
  }
  function IB_placeexploretext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = 'A place to explore and enjoy. "
  }
  function IB_placeexploretext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }
  
  function IB_greatyeartext(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxTitle.text = "Ironbridge;
  }
  function IB_greatyeartext2(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxName.text = 'a great year. "
  }
  function IB_greatyeartext3(event:MouseEvent):void {}
  textBoxDescription.text = ' it was an advertisement for ";
  }

  event listeners
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_fenwick.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, Fenwick);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_fenwick.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, fenwicktext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_fenwick.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, fenwicktext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_fenwick.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, fenwicktext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_moneyshop_LG.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, moneyshopGold);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_moneyshop_LG.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, moneyshopGoldtext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_moneyshop_LG.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, moneyshopGoldtext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_moneyshop_LG.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, moneyshopGoldtext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_nottsplayhouse.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, nottsplayhouse);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_nottsplayhouse.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, nottsplayhousetext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_nottsplayhouse.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, nottsplayhousetext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_nottsplayhouse.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, nottsplayhousetext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_severntrent.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, severntrent);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_severntrent.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, severntrenttext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_severntrent.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, severntrenttext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_severntrent.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, severntrenttext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_blists.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_blists);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_blists.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_bliststext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_blists.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_bliststext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_blists.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_bliststext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_enginuity.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_enginuity);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_enginuity.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_enginuitytext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_enginuity.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_enginuitytext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_enginuity.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_enginuitytext3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_placeexplore.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_placeexplore);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_placeexplore.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, IB_placeexploretex t);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_placeexplore.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, IB_placeexploretex t2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_placeexplore.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, IB_placeexploretex t3);

  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_greatyear.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_greatyear);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_greatyear.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_greatyeartext);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_greatyear.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_greatyeartext2);
  Scrollbox.Content.btn_IB_greatyear.addEventListener (MouseEvent.Click, IB_greatyeartext3);

  I hope someone can help!

  See you soon

  Dan Williams

  Learn how to use the tables would be useful for you, but that won't help you to keep a button in its more than State after top.  You must use the buttons of this movieclip.

• convert tables to layers

  I would use the id/div tags in css to replace the formatting I have; ' e done with tables, but I would like to reproduce this unrestricted height ability in the tables. I have the same standard format on most of my pages, but differs from the length of the main content. How can I take into account that by using an id maincontent (DW layer) for all my pages? Or is that not possible? URL is www.choralartsensemble.org If you want to take a look at my current site. Thank you!

  > but I think I'll go
  > back to my simple coding!

  DW is still a big improvement for me, even spending time in Code view.

  > Bottom line seems to be to stay away from
  > positioned absolute divs (layers of DW, I finally understand) unless
  > you
  > not really know what you're doing.

  This is true with , too! But use it too
  layers can be very annoying for those who are not ready to dig at the
  code.

  > It seems to be recommended to do the same
  > formatting with style sheets CSS to help with compatibility between
  > different
  > browsers

  Not so much that, as in the maintenance of the site once it is completed.
  The real trick is to use the CODE in line with THE STANDARDS and methods of coding. It's
  What gets you browser consistency.

  > I can
  > continue to use my tables also as a decent alternative?

  Of course - there are no police table. But I don't know how I don't grind my teeth now when I'm
  asked to return to a page that is shown and make important changes.

  > Your articles and explanations were very
  > useful, thanks again.

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  > Thanks, again. I started doing web design with basic HTML stuff on my
  > Windows Notepad in front of my office got Dreamweaver, but I think I'll
  > go
  > back to my simple coding! Bottom line seems to be to stay away from
  > positioned absolute divs (layers of DW, I finally understand) unless
  > you
  > not really know what you're doing. It seems to be recommended to do the same
  > formatting with style sheets CSS to help with compatibility between
  > different
  > browsers and I like to know how to do this, but your simple
  > use
  > divs seems superior to what I tried to do with DW layers. Peut
  > I
  > continue to use my tables also as a decent alternative? Except for my
  > homepage.
  > all my pages are structured in the same way, that's why I thought to try
  > the
  > layers. Maybe if I just give the divs an id that I can reuse on each
  > inside page which is the best way. Your articles and explanations have been
  > very
  > useful, thanks again.
  >