Thread: FOLLOWING the target using labview
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Re: FOLLOWING the target using labview
You can certainly do that, but as you mentioned, LV doesn't have an if/else, so it will look a bit different.

The easiest way to configure this is to wire the number to a case -- The LV case switches on Booleans, integers, enumerations, and even strings. So you can wire up the number, and then specify which numbers map to which case diagram. For your usage, you'd click on the text on top of the case, and type in ..90 for one, then switch to the other and set to default or 91.. or some combination.

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