The most recent data in a table view

I'm adding values to a bulletin board as in the example, but I want to be the most recent data for the user to see the top line.

He keeps adding to the bottom, and then the user will have to Diecut down see all data.      Can I select the most recent data somehow or get auto-scrolling data table are applied?     I tried registers to shift as well, but no luck.

Here's my VI

Thank you

Mike

Have you read the help of the function insert in the table? He clearly says that if you leave the unwired index entries, it will insert at the end. So, don't let the unwired index entries. Wire a '0' to the row index.

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