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Erany

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First please post code, or snippets, but not pictures.  You wouldn't upload pictures of notepad for a text based forum.

Second if you are new to LabVIEW then you should checkout some of the free training online.

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-cRIO Developer's Guide

 

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But as for your specific question you appear to have rings and enums.  A Ring is a numeric where a single value corresponds to a text element which can be changed at runtime using properties.  An enum is type specific numeric that cannot be changed at runtime, and will likely have type propagation when the values in it are changed.

Attached is a quick demo that shows the difference.  The Item Mode is an enum and has two values it can be, while the Selection is a Ring that can have its values changed.  Clicking OK will return the selected item by indexing out the right string based on its value.

Ring Enum Demo.vi

Also it appears this is for a class assignment.  You may want to study up on any materials the professor gave you on rings and enums.

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