creating a table/average question

I'm new to labview and I have problems to understand how to create a table.

I use an Arduino Uno as my DAQ and when I take an anolog measure I've seen a lot of fuctuation to my measure. I know with arduino, you can perform with an average simple by using the function "Get a finished sample of Analog", but I know that I not be using an Arduino in the long term and trying to figure out the right way to do it.

When I have on average with the Arduino IDE I usually code that looks like this:

float analogsum = 0;

for (int i = 0; i)< 10;="">

analogSum += analogRead (analogPin); where analogRead converts the analog value to a value\ digital 10-bit

}

average = analogSum/10;

I am trying to create this same feature in LabView. The only way I can imagine the analog value of each iteration, in summary would be to store each value in a table, then add them together and divide by the number of iterations in my loop for.

How would I do this in Labview?

Hi awwende,

show all 3 suggestions above:

You really should go LabVIEW101 the ni.com site to learn the fundamentals of LabVIEW!

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