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manipulating values into arrays and integrating this array into another (beginner)

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Small correction:

 

You probably want to multiply the two blue array sizes on the top left (instead of adding). No way for me to really tell, but with the current inputs there is no difference (2+2 = 2x2).

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The data coming out of Read Data VI are 1d arrays of length 10. I intially thought I would be able to index where the first cell would be placed in the column and the values would append below it. I realise that is only for inserting elements. If I want to insert a subarray of 10x1 into a column and each iteration inserting into that column 10 more values is the crux of my problem. At the moment I am only inserting the column index which leads to the 10 values in that column being overwritten each iteration. I want them to be insert below the previous iteration as I mentioned.

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Great, I think that's the solution to my issue. I'll try implementing that.

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The correction is correct. If I added another S-parameter measurement I'd want both the magnitude and phase of it. Thanks

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