Sorry, I did change it to a for loop before I made my last post.
This is how it looks:
void loop ()
{
for (count =0; count <=7; count++)
{
row = bin[count];
r0 = row & 0x01;
r1 = (row>>1) & 0x01;
r2 = (row>>2) & 0x01;
digitalWrite(22, r0);
digitalWrite(23, r1);
digitalWrite(24, r2);
anaSave[count] =analogRead(anaR[count]);
Serial.print("Here it comes ");
Serial.println(anaSave[count]);
delay (1000);
}
Serial.print("there ");
Serial.print(anaSave[0]);
Serial.print(anaSave[1]);
Serial.print(anaSave[2]);
Serial.print(anaSave[3]);
Serial.print(anaSave[4]);
Serial.print(anaSave[5]);
Serial.print(anaSave[6]);
Serial.println(anaSave[7]);
}
The way I understand what PaulS is saying is that I will have the "Serial.println" inside the for loop. I already have that and it only returns one statement at a time.
Everything gets stored correctly as I can call each component of the "anaSave" individually and get the answer "Serial.print(anaSave[x])". I am looking for a statement that when watching in the serial monitor it will show one line and in that line all 8 saved inputs will be displayed. Something that is shorter than writing 7 separate line.