Display selected column in the output of array

[sudhin_sudh]

Hiii ALL....

I am new to this labview and for my project im stucked in a logic. I want to get only the selected column based on the checkmark in the front panel.

Eg: Im having an columns with header: Date,ID code, Progm no., Torque, Angle, Progm no., Torque, Angle, Progm no., Torque, Angle.

In my front panel i will be having checkmark only for.... Date,ID code, Progm no., Torque, Angle. and in my logic, columns with that checkmarked header name should be displayed and if unchecked the particular name column should be deleted. If i checkmarked "Torque" all columns with Torque as header name should be available in output and if unchecked those columns with "Torque"as a header should be deleted.

I hav attached a snapshot for ur reference.

THank YOu very much

Sudhin Sudh

[sudhin_sudh]

hi everyone..

Can anyone get me through this. I need this urgently.

Hoping for a positive response

sudhin_sudh

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

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@sudhin_sudh wrote:

hi everyone..

Can anyone get me through this. I need this urgently.

Hoping for a positive response

sudhin_sudh

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Just Map the Check Mark for Individual Headers and While Extarcating Verify whether the Check mark for the Column is enabled

If enabled Extract else No Need

Very Simple I hope

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

Create an Event for the Check Mark and Take the Idex of the Check Mark and From thet Verify the Checked Indexes

Map the Array Only for the True Values

[sudhin_sudh]

Thank you very much for your reply..

           Can you please explain me with an example...

Hoping for a positive response

sudhin_sudh

[PalanivelThiruvenkadam]

Share Vi, Will Try to Modify the same for you

[crossrulz]

What version of LabVIEW are you using?

[GerdW]

Hi sudhin,

instead of filtering array data you could display your values in a multicolumn listbox or a table.

Then all you need to do is hiding columns according to your switches (by setting a minimum column width)…

[sudhin_sudh]

hiii.....

im using labview 2011 version

thank you

sudhin_sudh

[crossrulz]

If you were using a newer version of LabVIEW, I would say to use the Conditional Tunnels.  But you will need to use the Delete From Array instead.  And remember that you need to delete from the back of the array first (which is why the Reverse 1D Array is in the code below).