Store generating numbers as 2D arrays

Hi,
I am getting voltage and position of a PZT as numbers which are changing continuously. Now my question is that how can I store these numbers (marked in the image by red circle) as 2D arrays?
thank you in advance.
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Hello again Optic,
Now at this point I have to admit that I don't know exactly what you are aiming for in your final array layout, but I do notice a couple of things in your diagram that are interesting.
One is you are building a 3-dimensional array in the outer loop, inserting each consecutive 2D array into the master array along one dimension. Also, you seem to be doing this upside down from what I'm used to seeing; usually the parent array is the first parameter of the build array VI, and the insertion is below it.
I would think you would want the new data to be appended onto the existing data, not inserted along a new dimension? There is a on option on the build array VI called "concatenate inputs" that you can find by right-clicking on it. I have this option set true on the build array VI in the top-right of this new VI picture.
I cleverly made my test VI in a released version of LabVIEW so code is attached as well as the image.
Edwin!
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