I want to read the attached file from the second line to the last line befor the first NCOUNT

after i want put it in a array but just the 1.2.3.6.and the 7 column
ex: TIMET 0 1 1 0
after to count how much NCOUNT i have and put the values of every one in long vector or array with one element
Attachments:
file2.txt ‏204 KB

Here's a VI I wrote that should help you out. Since you are wanting to place a string in that array, it will need to be an array of all string. Hope this helps.
J.R. Allen
Attachments:
File_Parser.vi ‏41 KB

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