Is there a way to remove elements from an array 1 by 1?

Question

I have an two arrays, and they vary in size depending on a parameter set by the user (both arrays are the same size though, they both can vary in length). What I need to do, is remove elements one by one from the array, and use these as indices for another array. Basically, I built two arrays to store x-values on a graph. At the first value on the first array, I want y values on the graph to move from 0 to Y (any value). Then on the first value on the second array, I want the y values to move back from Y to 0 (creating a pulse, essentially, from the first value on the first array and the first value on the second array). By having each x value act as an indice for the y array, I belive I can acc
omplish this (ie, y =0 up to indice 90, then y = 5, then at indice 100, y goes back to equaling 0). I know this is poorly phrased, but it's difficult to explain. If anyone could help me out, I'd really appreciate it.

Answer 1

jdaltonnal,
Note: to add an attachment based on your comment of 6/12/01 to my earlier reply, I had to go back to this 'answer' mode, which gives me the option of adding attachments.
Per your comment, you have a sequence, so I've added a simple sequence structure and the 2nd array to provide a 250ms delay between each array output. Let me know...Doug
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