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February 16, 2022 at 7:54 am
srira
SubscriberPerformed a structural analysis in the workbench. In solution, I have von-mises stresses and von-mises strains from different node sets (selected through named selections). I have the option of right-clicking--export text file. As I am extracting von-mises stresses and strains from different locations (stress_1, stress_2, stress_3 # strain_1, strain_2, strain_3) I need to click and extract individually for each solution.
Is there any way that I can export all the results at a single click or APDL code command or macro?
February 16, 2022 at 9:37 amSurya Prakash
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Can you please refer to this thread which has a solution - All results to MS Excel ÔÇö Ansys Learning Forum
You can select multiple results at once and click on Chart - which is available in the Model ribbon on the top. Once the chart is plotted, a tabular data is also created, which then can be exported as an excel file.
Thanks Surya
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February 16, 2022 at 10:07 amsrira
SubscriberThanks for that post, I already explored the chart option, but it displays only maximum and minimum values. But, I have selected ten nodes and obtained the results for that in each case. (stress_1 denotes ten nodes at some location; output stress_2 means ten nodes at some other location...), If I right-click on a particular output solution, I can export or view the results at each node saved in a particular name. So, the chart option not helping. kindly refer to the attached image.
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