@redhotsneakers wrote:
Why are local variables useless? 😮
That is a missquote, I'm afraid: I didn't say local variables are useless, though some would endorse that statement. I said they were in your case. In the VI you posted first, you are passing data by local variable that can be better passed by wire sind the variables are literally next to each other. While you might get lucky in a program of that size it can cause a world of problems in a bigger application.
Back to your problem: After looking at your new VI, I'd say you're almost there. Separating the functionality into two loops doesn't seem necessary. Instead of that Value Property you could try the reinitialize method I mentioned earlier, that should do it.
Then you could add a functionality that reinitilizes only once by comparing the in range with the previous iteration.
BTW: that select function is rube goldberg code. Why not use the boolean output of the equal node to switch the cases.
