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Delete multiple arrays

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Its a bit tricky one.. You have to remove the elements whenever you find the NaN value.. I mean you can remove the entire row/column when you encounter a NaN and build the rest of the values. Try the VI attached.

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I quickly made a small VI to demonstrate how to extract AMB_TEMP values in an array which you could use.

Check this out if it helps.

 

 

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@johnny az wrote:

 

 

I don't really get what you mean by "when you are also establishing your dT for the waveform to be 300". I input my X axis multiplier to 300 and maximum to 86400 because I need to display it on a 24 hr scale. And to explain my y axis maximum 60, is because I'm actually focusing on analysing the Poly_M_Temp and TF_M_Temp plots, which are the last two columns.



You are using extracting that first column value (which is generally 300 in your data) and writing that to the dT input of the bundle waveform.  So you are establishing all your waveforms to already have an interval 300.

 

But in your X axis of your charts, you set the X scale multiplier as 300.  So in the end, your data points were 90,000 seconds apart (300x300) rather than 5 minutes apart (300 seconds).

 

When I ran your VI, things didn't look right.  The X scale went from 0 to 24 hours, but was pretty much a flat line.  Only when I auto-scaled the X axis, did I see your data go to about 7200 hours and all the data show up on screen.

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Hi Anand, yours proved to be what I'm trying to get at! Thanks a million!

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Welcome.. good luck...:)

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Hi Anand,

 

I tried replicating your diagram from scratch but cannot make it work the same way. Am I missing out on any properties?

 

(Yours is GUI7)

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Sorry, I got it already!

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