Array of Ring to string value for creating a table

I want to convert an array of ring to string and generate a table from it.
But using property node for converting each ring is changing all the value of the table!
each array represents different register!hence required to change  for different array! 
i am hereby attaching a  Vi!
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How about this simple solution? Array of a ring control to Array of string.
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Message Edited by Yamaeda on 04-13-2010 08:36 AM
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