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May 8, 2024 5:51 PM UTC
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how to convert mpj, .rwd , .rwt, .pvs or .html format to excel

Hello all, 
I am facing a problem related to the conversion of my files to the Creo Parametric 9 version. Currently, this version of Creo only allows you to change its results into the following formats:

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I want to convert my analysis results from these above formats to Excel format. I tried surfing online regarding the same but couldn't find it. If anyone can help me, then I request that person offer me that information to convert those results into readable text or Excel format.

Thank you,
Rushang

SweetPeasHubAnswer
17-Peridot
May 8, 2024 7:26 PM UTC

The answer is that all versions of Creo Simulate allow ASCII output format.

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The output folder will have human readable text, however the format is complex. Even though your question does not ask about interpreting the text output, I will answer that with a link to the question where this was answered best.

 

https://community.ptc.com/t5/Analysis/how-do-I-output-element-stresses-strains-in-tabular-format-in/m-p/386934/highlight/true#M4365

 

 "Interpreting Pro_MECHANICA Structure ASCII Output Files.pdf"  is the Key to this further question.

 

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Chris3
Chris321-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
May 8, 2024 6:56 PM UTC

Those results are visual results (ie modal animations or fringe plots). If you want the result of something (ie max stress or displacements, etc) then you need to setup a measurement. The measurements get put into the result .rpt file as text. Depending on your measurement (for instance if you are doing a transient measurement) there is a way to save it directly to Excel from the output graph dialog box.

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RK_109974624-ParticipantAuthor
4-Participant
May 9, 2024 2:53 AM UTC

thank you very much chris for responding quickly, it would be great if you could please explain the whole process to setup the measurements.


 

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    SweetPeasHub17-PeridotAnswer
    17-Peridot
    May 8, 2024 7:26 PM UTC

    The answer is that all versions of Creo Simulate allow ASCII output format.

    SweetPeasHub_0-1715195947416.png

     

    The output folder will have human readable text, however the format is complex. Even though your question does not ask about interpreting the text output, I will answer that with a link to the question where this was answered best.

     

    https://community.ptc.com/t5/Analysis/how-do-I-output-element-stresses-strains-in-tabular-format-in/m-p/386934/highlight/true#M4365

     

     "Interpreting Pro_MECHANICA Structure ASCII Output Files.pdf"  is the Key to this further question.

     

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      RK_109974624-ParticipantAuthor
      4-Participant
      May 9, 2024 2:56 AM UTC

      thank you so much for the reply. But i want the data in X, Y, and Z coordinates. Using this method, can I get the tabular form of the data where X and Y are the coordinates of the model and Z is the deformation.??

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