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	The '''Unbundle''' function splits a cluster into each of its individual elements.		The '''Unbundle''' function splits a cluster into each of its individual elements.

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The '''Unbundle''' function splits a cluster into each of its individual elements.

When you wire a cluster to this function, the function resizes automatically to display outputs for each element in the cluster you wired. The connector pane displays the default data types for this polymorphic function.

This function produces as an output these elements in the same order they appear in the cluster. The number of outputs for this function must match the number of elements in the cluster. When you have two or more elements of the same type, keep track of their order in the cluster. If you access the wrong element by mistake, LabVIEW does not report this as an error.

== Uses ==
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