Limit array dimension

On the front panel is an array of dbl. I want to only allow the user to select four (0-3) using the index display. How can I limit the index display?
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You can hide the index display, then make a seperate control where you can set entry limits. Use a value change event on it to set the "index values" property to scroll the array. Make the upper limit of the control dependent on the size of the array and the number of elements visible.
For example, if the array is size=4 and the display is size=3, only allow 0..1 on the control using data entry limits.
You could even wrap the entire thing into an xcontrol. The advantage of an xcontrol is the fact that is also work in edit mode.
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