Shortening my VI

[labviewnoob]

I have this vi which compare my input & will light up my LED when the input is true. For example, if the input is 1A, the LED for 1A will light up. IS there a shorter or neater way to do this vi?

NWM 1A (SubVI)1.vi

Edited July 17, 2009 by labviewnoob

[Kurt Friday]

IS there a shorter or neater way to do this vi?

NWM 1A (SubVI)1.vi

Sure, the following code will do what you want. As I understand if 1A or 2A exist in a comma separated string then light up 1A or 2A if exists.

[labviewnoob]

Sure, the following code will do what you want. As I understand if 1A or 2A exist in a comma separated string then light up 1A or 2A if exists.

Thanks alot. ur attachment reduce my programming time. is there any limit to the number of input i can use as i might have more than 100 input?

[Kurt Friday]

Thanks alot. ur attachment reduce my programming time. is there any limit to the number of input i can use as i might have more than 100 input?

Do you mean that you may have more than 100 LED indicators working from the 1 input string?

[labviewnoob]

yes. i am required to have more than 100 led indicator to compare the string input.

Edited July 17, 2009 by labviewnoob

[Kurt Friday]

yes. i am required to have more than 100 led indicator to compare the string input.

Try this

[labviewnoob]

Try this

Thanks alot. my groupmate will try the vi when we go to school.