Figure 8.1:Time-History Plot Using XVAR = 1 (time)
Figure 8.2:Time-History Plot Using XVAR ≠ 1
For more information on adjusting the look and feel of your graph plots, see Creating Graphs (p. 277)
later on in this manual.
8.7.2. Listing Your Results in Tabular Form
To create tabular data lists, both interactively and from the command line, use the following procedures.
8.7.2.1. Interactive
The "List Data" button of the variable viewer can be used to list up to six variables in the variable
viewer.
When listing complex data such as from a harmonic analysis, use the 'results to view' drop-down list
on the right top corner of the variable viewer to indicat e whether to printout "amplitude and phase
angle" or "real and imaginary parts" in the listing. Select amplitude or phase to list “Amplitude and
Phase Angle” results. Select real or imaginary to list “Real and Imaginary” results.
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