Table with numeric columns and string

Hello everyone. I am a new labviewer, so I have 2 questions fundamental.

1. I found this basic timer loop, which I need to get inside my structure of the event. How to wire this loop with my writing and reading?

2. I need to wire my digital indicator "Elapsed time" with my table, so I want the 'measure' in the first column and "elapsed time" in the second column. I know I can't mix string and digital indicator in the same table, so the best way would be to make two tables 1 d (digital channel), or there are more basic ways to correct the problem?

Thanks in advance

Orlando

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