I have Temperature results for eight different paths. The results are in the form of the column having 200 values see attached image. I want the average temperature for these eight paths at those 200 points.
In a newer version of Mechanical you can just select all the values in the table and copy-paste it into Excel or notepad. The table can also be exported using right click menu. If this cant be done, you may be stuck with good old APDL, which is still very relevant even in the newest version.
Tomáš Létal Currently, I am pasting the results in Excel and taking averages, which is very cumbersome as I have around 400 simulations. Can I write APDL code to perform this operation using commands or user-defined results ??
In that case, I would recommend you do all the analyses in the Mechanical APDL. Using APDL scripting in Workbench is possible, but not very user friendly. You basically need to be very proficient in it. On the other hand, in the old Mechanical APDL environment, all the actions you take using GUI are automatically recorded in a macro file, which you can then edit and run again. You can learn quite a lot this way.
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