[Awesomo]

Hello Guys!
How can I export surface integral reports for many surfaces in an csv file? In the picture you can see the individual report solutions. If i want to report it by an xyz-table, it is giving me only the sum of all surfaces and not the solution for each surface. Can anybody help here? Is there some kind of a written Java Makro or another solution?

Greetings

[me3840]

You can write a Java macro for this, yes. But it lists the values for each surface there on your screenshot, isn't that what you need? Or do you want the value for each face?

[Awesomo]

Thanks. To clarify my questions yes I want the values for each surface. My Surface Integral Reports shows also each value in the log but does give me the Sum of all surfaces as the final solution. Do you understand the point? It shows me the separate surfaces, but I can not use and export these single values; only the Sum of all Values.

[JBeilke]

You need to create one report per surface. You probably created just one report and selected all the surfaces as input.

[Awesomo]

But I need this for an x amount of surfaces which can not be handmade.. any tips for a Java macro for this?

[taillanm]

Originally Posted by Awesomo

But I need this for an x amount of surfaces which can not be handmade.. any tips for a Java macro for this?

Hi,
yes you can easily make a macro that creates a report per surface and then extract its value in a common csv file. This is done by looping over all surfaces you have.
Best is to record yourself doing it for one surface and then finding the appropriate java language to loop over all surfaces

[Awesomo]

I have done it for one surface manually already, but I am not able to do it in a loop. Since the part and surfaces which are gettin created do have some "random" names (attached below). Any tips there for the looped macro? How can I say it which part and which surface should be taken for the reports?

[me3840]

The easiest way would be to either name your surfaces with a common name that you can find easily with Java methods like .contains("string").

Another way would be to create some sort of filter query and use that as an input to your Java macro.