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In labview if i select any one elements in the drop down box, the page corresponding elements need to change

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like an example of 

 

If i select first element in drop -down box, In the page it should display only numeric control 1 and 2

 

If i select second element in drop -down box, In the page it should display only numeric control 3 and 4

 

If i select third element in drop -down box, In the page it should display only numeric control 5 and 6

 

because i really new to the labview.

 

any answers thanks.

 

with regards and warm welcome,
Ramamoorthy S
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Something like the attached one?

 

Mathan

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As Mathan given you can use a seperate Enum to change the page or else you can use the Page Label Display option (Right lick Tab>>Visible Item>>Page Label Display) to change the Page. Its always good to go through the Basic Materials (Available here and here).

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in the same tab page that drop down box should be there and when we select the element in drop down box, Numeric controls should change.

 

 

with regards and warm welcome,
Ramamoorthy S
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So if I get it right you actually want everything on one page? You could try using property nodes... see example.

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Did you go through the materials that I have pointed out? I would suggest you try on your own since these are very basic things and come back if you face any trouble.

 

Good luck

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@Bert_Hannon wrote:

So if I get it right you actually want everything on one page? You could try using property nodes... see example.


Can you please post the vi in LV 2009?

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You can still use Mathan's approach (or my approach) by making the tab control transperant, since it is straight forward you can go without playing around with the property nodes. Check the attached vi.

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And, just because I hate tabs, You can chek out this pseudo tab that uses subpanels to display and act on different groups of controls in message 15 of this thread


"Should be" isn't "Is" -Jay
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