Number_of_samples[Count] is the input in which the values of n1, n2, and n3 are already predefined in a custom dialog. It should be noted that the value of each n and how many n is enabled dynamically changes in each run, which I already defined as number_of_productions. According to the traces, everything works fine except for the output n_rows[Count] since it appears that nothing is being stored in that array. When I replace the array of variables with a single variable, the calculation works but I need that dynamic feature. I also like to avoid copy and pasting the calculation three times for each output variable. To illustrate what I am trying to accomplish loop is this:
First loop: n1_rows = n1 / 12
Second loop: n2_rows = n2 / 12
Third loop: n3_rows = n3 / 12
I am not sure if I am missing an extra step or if this is a limitation of the software itself? Any help is appreciated.
I donât see it in your screen shot, but is ânumber_of_productionsâ set to 3 or some other integer?
If n1_rows, n2_rows, and n3_rows arenât defined and you are adding to the n_rows array, then itâll be empty values. Since you are doing the loop after the array declaration and setting. Maybe try setting ân_rowsâ to size 3? Alternatively just empty size.
For your loop, maybe try
Loop start
temp_cal=number_of_samples[Count]/12
Array: Set At / Set âtemp_calâ within the array ân_rowsâ, add to index âCountâ (or add to the end of array)
Thank you for the response. The ânumber_of_productionsâ is defined but not shown in the screenshot and it works in my loop. Using an explicit size index does not work in my case because it will fix the value for all loops instead of changing it for each loop. The loop suggestion you provided also did not work. Obtaining the correct value of âtemp_calâ does work but, unfortunately, it fails to set it within the ân_rowâ array either way.
I would also like to point out that I need to save each âtemp_calâ to the respective ân_rowsâ variable since the value of âtemp_calâ is overwritten after each loop. An example of what I want to achieve:
First loop: âtemp_calâ = 6, set ân1_rowsâ as 6
Second loop: âtemp_calâ = 4, set ân2_rowsâ as 4
Third loop: âtemp_calâ = 8, set ân3_rowsâ as 8
I might be misunderstanding what youâre wanting to do, but essentially, you have an array of numbers (number_of_samples), and you want to divide each value by 12, the outcome which is then added to the same index in another array (n_rows). I achieved this by the following:
This works perfectly for me! It really exciting to learn new tricks in the software and Iâm even working if I could do the same with sequences Thank you so much!
@Gareth where can i find this library âTraceLevelâ that contains the âTraceArrayHorizontallyâ function you used in your solution? I do not believe I currently have any functions that allow me to trace an entire array in one line.
Thank you so much!