Modification of Array contents

Question

I have a data array of 22 columns and typically 4000 rows. The data in the array is generated by a towed body and  occasionally has corrupt rows of data.  There can be several isolated groups of corrupt data.  The corrupt data is easily detected as a transient in an otherwise slowly changing data stream.
The user would like to review and modify the contents of the array to either remove the corrupt rows and/or to interpolate from the last good data to the next good data,
I can identify the corrupt rows and generating the interpolating array to replace the corrupt data.   I can find no way of inserting the new data back into the original array or even generating a single modified array containing all the modifications.  I can generate a new array for each modification but that is not what I need.  Every attempt to modify an existing array gives the error message "Member of a Circle".
Is this is due to my not understanding Labview?
I am a infrequent user of Labview.

Answer 1

here is my way:
the array is stored in a shift register of a while loop 
one additional copy is made to cancel the changes
you can add new events (or better copy the 'replace' event) and add other functions
you don't have to use an event structure...
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