You can get the output of force and displacement separately and plot the curve in excel. to get the output, I share a part of my code as an example:

/post1

/OUTPUT, reaction1, out

*DO,TM,1,70,1

SET, TM, last

NSEL,S, LOC, Y, -0.0001, +0.0001

FSUM

*ENDDO

Thank you Miss. Hassani for your answer.

I know this way but I am looking for a direct way using ANSYS procedures such as in ABAQUS software.

You can open it in ANSYS Workbench and go to the results select the displacement and the force reaction together and click on "New chart" after that select axis X displacement and axis Y force reaction and you will get the hysteretic curves.

Thank you Alsamawi for your help.

Please, if I am working on APDL, it is possible to open the model on Workbench?

Dear Saad,

about your second question, yes, you can open APDL files in workbench and vice versa.

You can refer to following link for more information:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSYRnEfPMqA