Removing non-alpha-numeric characters from a string

[VKoy]

Hi. 

Can you please tell me what is the unmarked pellet outside loop before indicator. I have not much experience pls confirm.

I have string output of 1000 elements containing alphanumeric number. 

I want to separate the alphanumeric numbers only containing current symbol Ampere (A) as in image attached here

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@tst wrote:

Like this?

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[maxnoder1995]

If I understood you correctly, the "pellet" is called Concatenate Strings.

[altenbach]

And if you have a newer LabVIEW version, you can remove it and set the output tunnel to "concatenating".

(Also note that it would be polite to reference the original discussion post. Did you read the other comments there?)

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@VKoy wrote:

I want to separate the alphanumeric numbers only containing current symbol Ampere (A) as in image attached here

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The shown code will not do that! Please explain how a typical input looks like and what you want to keep. (e.g. numbers followed by A and a delimiter?

What is "separate"? What you want to keep and what you want to discard?

[JÞB]

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@altenbach wrote:

And if you have a newer LabVIEW version, you can remove it and set the output tunnel to "concatenating".

(Also note that it would be polite to reference the original discussion post. Did you read the other comments there?)

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@VKoy wrote:

I want to separate the alphanumeric numbers only containing current symbol Ampere (A) as in image attached here

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The shown code will not do that! Please explain how a typical input looks like and what you want to keep. (e.g. numbers followed by A and a delimiter?

What is "separate"? What you want to keep and what you want to discard?

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I split the thread!  There is no need to abuse the OP over the missing link to the original zombie thread.:D

There are even NEW features that make some of your earlier posts obsolete. 

[altenbach]

Yes, the problem here is different (here: finding numbers followed by the Å character).

All I pointed out was it is typically helpful to tell where the image was originally posted. Did not recognize the split.