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Re: how to avoid getting the same data continuously

I'm not certain I know exactly what you are going for, but the key concept is that the table itself doesn't append data. That means the diagram needs to append new data to the older data.

The typical approach is to use a shift register or feedback node to keep the table. Then you have an event or button to add the new row and update the table. It is also possible to use the table itself to store the data. I can't post code at the moment, but I'll try to do it a bit later.

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