Note: When viewing an Array
Result
element, the element “remembers”the last type of view that was displayed,
and displays that view when you double-click on it.
The default view for an Array result is a 2D Chart.
In some cases, however, you may want to view a table of values.If you are viewing a 2D Chart (or 3D Chart), you can view an Array Table by pressing the Table button at the top of the display.
Note: When viewing an Array
Result
element, the element “remembers”the last type of view that was displayed,
and displays that view when you double-click on it.
An Array Table for a vector looks like this:
The first column shows the item names for the vector. The units for the vector are in the first cell in the upper left-hand corner of the table.
An Array Table for a matrix looks like this:
The units for the vector are in the first cell in the upper left-hand corner of the table. The first row shows the item names for the columns. The first column shows the item names for the rows.
You can increase or decrease the width of a column by dragging the line separating columns to the right or to the left, respectively.
Note: Conditions are
displayed in tables as either 1/0, true/false, True/False, TRUE/FALSE, on/off,
or High/Low. You select which of these pairs to use on the Results tab of the
Options dialog (accessed via Model |Options… from the main menu). The
default setting is true/false.
Note: You can control the
number of significant figures displayed in tables from the Results tab of the
Options dialog (accessed via Model |Options… from the main menu).
By pressing the Rows… and/or Columns… buttons from the Result Properties dialog for the Array result, you can select which items in the array are to be displayed in the table (by default, all are displayed).
A row/column totals button is available at the top of the display window:
Pressing this button displays the column and row (for matrices) totals in the table:
You can copy the contents of an array table to the clipboard by pressing Ctrl+C. You must first select the cells you wish to copy. You can do so by placing your cursor in one cell and dragging to another location. You can select the entire table by pressing the cell in the upper left-hand corner of the table. Cells that are not adjacent can be selected using Ctrl key when selecting. Selected items will be highlighted in black. You can subsequently paste the table into another application (such as a spreadsheet).
By default, Array results operate on Final Values. That is, the display uses the values at the end of each realization. However, by defining Capture Times, you can display values at any specified time. If you have created Capture Times, an additional drop-list is added to the display window to allow you to select the set of data (i.e., the values at the specified Capture Time) that you would like to display.
Learn more about:
Controlling Significant Figures and Scientific Notation in Result Displays
Viewing the Properties of an Array Result