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Save simulation results (report files) in Excel format: how to keep 1 file

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    • Will3
      Subscriber

      Hello Forum,

      I am performing a transient simulation and I export the results to a .csv (Excel) file. However, I have to run multiple simulations behind each other (resuming via interpolation files), so it belongs to one casus.

      I use:

      /solve/report-files/add/

      Currently, I loop this simulation 1000 times, but now also 1000 Excel-files are created. Since they are each others follow-up in time, I would like ANSYS to output all the results in 1 single .csv file. Any thoughts on how I could establish this?


      Best regards,

      Will

    • Will3
      Subscriber
      An addition: another workaround would by to manually set the time step to a previous flowtime. Can this be done? If so, how: via the Text User Interface (TUI) code in the journal, or via another method?
      Thank you in adv
    • ai0013
      Subscriber
      To obtain actual flowtime
      (rpgetvar 'flow-time)

      To set it to other time
      (rpsetvar 'flow-time ###)

    • Will3
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    • Will3
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    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      Why do you need the interpolation files to resume the run?
    • Will3
      Subscriber
      Dear
      I am running 2 different simulations that cannot be combined (one using radiation, the other porous media). Thus I interpolate the transient radiation data (of the solar load model) into the second simulation including the porous media.

      Is it because of the interplation step that the report-file creates multiple .csv files instead of one?
    • Rob
      Forum Moderator
      OK. If the solver thinks it's a new case the append data option for monitors may not work well.
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