Compare the array size?

Hello!
Now we have the following problem: We have an array of a cluster and in this cluster we have an array. We need to compare the length between the array named "sampelnr"...
If they are not equal length we need to get the "signalname" from the array which is the smallest. The "Array" could be of different length from time to time... does anyone have any tip for us?
See the attached VI. Best regards and thank you!
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There will be more to your problem, because you don't tell what the output should be if:
all elements are the same lenght
more than one array has a smallest size (e.g. if we have the following lenghts [4,4,5,6,7], the first two have smallest size. Do you want both names?).
Attached is a small example that shows two possible interpretations, pick the more suitable for your case:
In the upper (blue) part, it assumes that there is only one "smallest" array.
In the lower (red) part, it shows how to get all names where the array is equal to the smallest size.Message Edited by altenbach on 04-18-2005 08:55 AM
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