Convertion of the string

I'm new user of Labview.
The attached picture shown the string that i get from the PIC. So how can i convert the input string to the expected format?Between, it is any problem of
the write to measurement file?
Thanks.
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use scan from string with format AN%2d%4d => this will split the string up in 2 parts => sensor and value.
Kind regards,
- Bjorn -
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