Re: How do you write to a 3D array?
3D array handling is not much different from 2D, you just have another coordinate to specify - page (row, column, page). Create a 3D array constant and wire it to e.g. the replace function and it will automatically scale up to show you the index and length options involved... PS. If you have XY arrays why not just have a 1D array of XY sets (as one would use for multiplot XY graphs)?You could even write the whole array to a graph (save you the extraction operations) and then choose to see whatever combination you would like by setting the color of the plots you want to hide to transparent.
How do you write to a 3D array?
I know this is probably a very simple questions, but for some reason I can not think of how to write to a 3D array. The application that I am going to use this for is that I have multiple graphs with x and y data points, and I want to be able to write all the graphs with their data points to a 3D array instead of having a large amount of 2D arrays. My main goal is to be able to use this 3D array with a graph so that I can click through all the graphs after I have done my measurements. I appreciate anyone that can give me help on this matter.
