Convertir arreglo de string a arreglo de time stamp

Hola a todos. Quisiera saber cómo convertir un arreglo de strings (de fechas y horas) a un arreglo de timestamp...Adjunto el vi que tengo, pero el inconveniente es que al ejecutarlo, sólo aparece una conversión (la de la primer celda(fila0,columna0) y las demás conversiones no.
Alguien sabe como lo puedo solucionar?
Muchas gracias
¡Resuelto!
Ir a solución.
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Convertir String a Time Stamp.vi ‏14 KB

Que tal aemonica,
Con la finalidad de poder convertir cada elemento del arreglo a un tipo time stamp, es necesario extraer elemento por elemento y hacer la conversión. Para esto se puede agregar un ciclo For que mediante los tuneles de autoindexado de entrada saque elemento por elemento de un arreglo, se realicen las operaciones necesarias para la conversión y el dato generado se almacene en un túnell autoindexado a la salida.
Comparto contigo las modificaciones necesarias sobre tu VI que ejemplifican el uso de estos túneles. De igual manera comparto el siguiente link con unas pequeños ejercicios para prácticar el uso de Ciclos For.
Arreglos y Ciclos For ¿Dominas estas estructuras básicas de LabVIEW?
Espero esta información resuelva tu duda. Éxito en el desarrollo de tus aplicaciones.
Saludos!
Antonio S.
Applications Engineer - NI Mexico
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