Parse the string into two double

Hello everyone, once again

I'm taking a string of numbers that can be anywhere from - 999999.999999 to + 999999.99999 and separate them into two double rooms. For example, if a user entry - 10000, 10000 - two doubles would be-10000 and-10000. If the user has entered - 10.11111- + 20.00111 he got out - 10.11111 and 20.00111. The VI "Extract the numbers" did perfectly, but I need a way to return the results in two double rooms instead of an array of doubles. I also results to return all the digits after the decimal point for reasons of precision. I use this code within one of my States in a state machine and the driver I use only accepts double rooms.

The code of "Extract the numbers" VI is attached. Thank you all!

Hi buickgn,

When your code works, you should only use IndexArray on outputs. If not, try this one:

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2	HW PRO 10
3	REX 10 OZ
4	AAA 10
5	BBB 2000
6	CCC 10 LB
7	DDD 2021
8	EE 12 KG
9	KK 11111
10	ZZ ABC FAC 11
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1	SIMILAC	20 OZ
2	HW PDR	10
3	REX	10 OZ
4	AAA	10
5	BBB	2000
6	CCC	10 LB
7	DDD	2021
8	EA	12 KG
9	KK	11111
10	AEC ABC ZZ	11
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1	SIMILAC	20 OZ
2	HW PDR	10
3	REX	10 OZ
4	AAA	10
5	BBB	2000
6	CCC	10 LB
7	DDD	2021
8	EA	12 KG
9	KK	11111
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There can be N number of comma separated URLs, but there will be only 1 separate ID which is the vertical bar (|)

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URL                                                ID
-------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
/cfd/abc.html                                      107
/night/aaa/Page1                                   107
/can/MLP/Page2                                     107
/cfd/def.html                                      108
/bbbb/bbbb/Page1                                   108
/lll/MLP/Page3                                     108

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I got thisworking

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------

WITH t AS
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8-10     8     10
163     163
789     789

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