In my opinion, you can use MATLAB.

MATLAB can read a text and make a matrix from data and ANSYS can write a text from data. so you can use MATLAB for make a matrix of data.

Code of MATLAB:

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1) if you want to write a text by MATLAB

>>fid2=fopen('foransys.txt','w');

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2) if you want to read a text by MATLAB

>>fid1=fopen('foransys1.txt','r');

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3) if you want to finish your text

>>A=fscanf(fid1,'%c');

>>fprintf(fid2,A);

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4) if you want to switch MATLAB and ANSYS

>>dos '"C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc\v150\ansys\bin\winx64\ANSYS150.exe" -b -i foransys.txt -o output.out';

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first parameter = address of ANSYS

'"C:\Program Files\ANSYS Inc\v150\ansys\bin\winx64\ANSYS150.exe"

4th parameter = name of input

6th parameter = name of output ( output of ANSYS)

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read output of ANSYS for make a matrix from data

>>fid6=fopen('outParameter','r');

>>T=fscanf(fid6,'%c');

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Certainly the numbers are NOT same a number and they are "cell'

you should use it,

c= num2cell(T);

it change a cell to a number

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please check these links:

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Mohsen Mohebbi Thank you very much for your answer, when I have time, I'll check the works. Best regards :)

I can export the obtained data by simulation from ANsys Maxwell or Ansys simplorer by "export" tab and then save as. It's pretty easy and convenient.

Ansys gives csv format of document. The format with comma. Comma separates data. How did you get that format you show in the picture. Would you explain.

Thanks

In Ansys: Right click on the table data, then export as (.csv). You can open by excel.