Call notifier in vit file

Hello all. I am using notifier for forward my datas.
I creating a notifier in main.vi and I want call my values in sub.vit
In attachment you can see my operation basicly.
Why my values cant coming in my sub.vit files?
Thank you.
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Hello nathand. Thank you for your reply.
I creating notifier in main vi. and ı can using this for storin in main.vi different loop.
But i cant call this notifier in my .vit file.
Now you can check my vit file from attachment (but its have many sub.vi)
Attachments:
Call_Notification_in_vit_file.JPG ‏43 KB
create notification.JPG ‏95 KB
Graph.vit ‏146 KB

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Hello nathand. Thank you for your reply.
I creating notifier in main vi. and ı can using this for storin in main.vi different loop.
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Call_Notification_in_vit_file.JPG ‏43 KB
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