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Re: Ok serious question

Method 1:
Create the code inside of the parent vi, highlight it, then go to edit->create subVI.

Method 2:
Create a new VI. On the front panel put all the i/o controls you need. right click on the icon in the upper-right corner, select show connector. Click on an empty space and click on a control/indicator to accosiate it as a wire input/output on the VI. Repeat for each control.

Now you should just be able to drag the VI in from the project explorer.
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