Problem with multiple sub-panels through Enum case structure: "The VI is not in a state compatible with this operation"

Hello,
I am using LabVIEW 8.0 and I am attempting to create a sub-panel that displays the front panel of a sub-vi depending on the selection made by the user via the Enum dropdown menu. I have wired the Enum to a case structure and applied identical coding to each individual case structure except for obviously changing the sub-vi source. However, I receive an error "The VI is not in a state compatible with this operation." I was able to successfully make a single sub-vi work within a sub-panel using a true/false case structure and the exact same coding. However, now that I am using an Enum box wired to a case structure, I receive this error. I have attached my block diagram as well. Could anyone assist me as to where it is that I am going wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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torm wrote:
I have attached my block diagram as well
I only see a picture. Can you attach the VI instead? At what point do you close the reference?
torm wrote:
I have wired the Enum to a case structure and applied identical coding to each individual case structure except for obviously changing the sub-vi source.
Well, if the code is identical except for the source, only the source should be inside the case, right? Why duplicate code?
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