change 1D array of data from one row to one column

[Wolleee]

Hi all,

This may be a really simple questions, but im trying to take two 1D arrays of data, put them in to one array and have that array be 1 column so it looks neat in  a table.

THank you

[ogk.nz]

This should be pretty easy to do. Simply run the two arrays into a "Build array" function, then right click the "Build Array" function and make sure there is a Check next to "Concatenate Arrays".

N.B. To put two arrays into a "Build array function" simply place the function and then drag to bottom edge down so that you have 2 wiring points.

[Wolleee]

MY apolagy, I wrote this backwards haha.  I want the final result to be one row, by however many columns it is.

[RavensFan]

A 1-D array doesn't have any direction.  It can be either a single row, or a single column.  It is all in whatever direction you decide to drag the control or indicator when you show multiple elements.

[littlesphaeroid · Accepted solution]

You probably need to transpose the array, since the build array function will append as rows. This will give you colums as you wanted:

[littlesphaeroid]

I re-read your first question. You need to concatenate your two arrays into a 1-D array, then build this (somewhat artificially) into a 2-D array, and then transpose to get your row (the default) into a column. See this snippet:

[RavensFan]

None of that is correct.

A 1-D array is just that.  A single dimension.  It can either be horizontal (elements are columns), or vertical (elements are rows).  Whichever way you want to display it.

If you actually want a 2-D array, then say so.

[littlesphaeroid]

HI RavensFan: It was specified that this data would be displayed in a table, so it must be 2-D. Otherwise, you are right, you can stretch a 1-D array in a horizonal or vertical direction. 

[RavensFan]

You're right.  I missed the word "table" in the original message.