Mechanical APDL Basic Analysis Guide - Ansys

19.4.1.1. Creating a Custom Table
If you are creating a custom table, the Custom Table Definition dialog appears after you click on the Table
Capture dialog's OK button. The dialog contains an empty table of the dimensions that you specified. For
example, assuming that you specified a table of three columns and four rows, the dialog looks like this:
Figure 19.2 Custom Table Definition
Type your custom information, which can include the following valid entries, into each cell:
Valid entry type
Text
Text with HTML tags
An ANSYS *GET command
An ANSYS *GET command
with HTML tags
Example
Maximum Deflection
Maximum Stress [Kg/mm2]
*get,,node,10,u,y
{} {*get,,node,10,u,y} {}
Important: The “{” and “}” characters are necessary for
parsing purposes.
After typing entries into each cell, click on the Write button to save your custom table.
19.4.2. Batch
The following line must appear near the beginning of your batch code before any report commands:
~eui,'package require ansys'
To capture a data table via a batch run, insert this report command at the point in the run where you want
to capture the table:
~eui,'ansys::report::tablecapture tableID "caption" materialID'
The tableID value is a table identifier representing one of the following predefined table types:
Table ID
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2
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4
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7
Description
Creates a table of the finite element entities used in the analysis
Creates a table of properties for the requested material ID used in the analysis
Creates a table of the loads applied in the analysis
Reaction Forces
Reaction Moments
Max Displacements
Directional Stress
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