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December 15, 2017, 19:25 |
How can I data from a surface monitor into excel most efficiently?
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William Foltz
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I am running a 2D simulation of water flowing over/through an object, and I need to save data to manipulate further in Excel. I already know that you can take the monitor data and put it into excel manually, but I have three cases, with 33 monitors each, so 99 files total. I don't mean to be one to whine, but that is going to be a very heavy workload on top of my other responsibilities, so I was curious if there is a faster way, or a way to automate the whole process?
Also, is there a way to automate the monitor creation process? It would also save me a lot of time. Please keep in mind that I am relatively new at this. I am an undergraduate mechanical engineering student, and what knowledge of Fluent I do have is self-taught. Thank you in advance! |
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excel, fluent 14.5.7, surface monitors, tui |
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