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exporting more than one variable

Posted 8 sept. 2010, 18:32 UTC−4 1 Reply

Aditya Agrawal
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I have simulated a 3-D problem in COMSOL 3.5a. Now I need to export my solution into matlab. So instead of saving the model as a M file and solving again in Matlab I was trying to export the postprocessing data as a text file. And then import that text file in matlab.
So can anyone tell me how can i export more than one variable at the same time as there are lot of variables to be exported?

1 Reply Last Post 9 sept. 2010, 02:34 UTC−4
Danial Tz
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Posted: 1 decade ago 9 sept. 2010, 02:34 UTC−4

I have simulated a 3-D problem in COMSOL 3.5a. Now I need to export my solution into matlab. So instead of saving the model as a M file and solving again in Matlab I was trying to export the postprocessing data as a text file. And then import that text file in matlab.
So can anyone tell me how can i export more than one variable at the same time as there are lot of variables to be exported?


In v3.5a you can export the full model with results to matlab and process to your wish as many as variables. In windows the shortcut is Ctrl+f. The comsol documentation for matlab is a very good place to start.
[QUOTE] I have simulated a 3-D problem in COMSOL 3.5a. Now I need to export my solution into matlab. So instead of saving the model as a M file and solving again in Matlab I was trying to export the postprocessing data as a text file. And then import that text file in matlab. So can anyone tell me how can i export more than one variable at the same time as there are lot of variables to be exported? [/QUOTE] In v3.5a you can export the full model with results to matlab and process to your wish as many as variables. In windows the shortcut is Ctrl+f. The comsol documentation for matlab is a very good place to start.

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