Are there any Octal to ASCII string converter?

[crossrulz]

So you are starting with a string that contains plain text that are numbers representing octal numbers?  Just use the Scan From String as you have already been told to make a U8 integer.  Then use Build Array and Byte Array To String to get your normal ASCII string.

[oliver1023]

Okay found my problem. I didn't put flat sequence yesterday that's why have bug. All done after i put flat sequence in it.

Thanks

[Blokk]

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@oliver1023 wrote:

Okay found my problem. I didn't put flat sequence yesterday that's why have bug. All done after i put flat sequence in it.

Thanks

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You still do not understand Data flow! You can remove that flat sequence, it is redundant here. Just create a wire branch on the wire, after the While loop before the Array indicator, and connect conversion function to it before the string indicator. It is also just silly to use a local variable here.

If you are new to LabVIEW, there are lots of online training options, you can find here in a list, under section "Looking For Free Training": https://forums.ni.com/t5/Community-Documents/Unofficial-Forum-Rules-and-Guidelines/ta-p/3536495

And some reading about local variables, flat sequence structures, and more:

http://www.ni.com/newsletter/51735/en/

[crossrulz]

Yeah, avoid those Local Variables as much as possible.  Use wires.

Anyways, here is what I would do.  I used a FOR loop to make it a little easier on the compiler when creating the output array.  At these low sizes, it probably does not matter.  It would matter if we got into larger strings.