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Displaying current through a pin

I was trying to figure out how to display current flowing into a pin in Cadence. I need to calculate the total power dissipated by the circuit.

I clicked on Outputs>To be saved and then clicked on the pins I was interested in. Where are the current values saved? And is there a way to display them for different schematic pins like for DC node voltages.

I am also getting the following warning.

WARNING (ADE-3022): Schematics of the following net names could not be mapped to
simulators. Ensure that the specified schematic names are valid.
/I7/vdd! /I12/vss!

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mhkvy4 over 9 years ago

Thanks for telling me what psf is. Sorry about not providing the version number. It is 6.1.6. how do you enable instance currents in this version ( the info balloon you spoke of)?
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mhkvy4 over 9 years ago

Thanks for telling me what psf is. Sorry about not providing the version number. It is 6.1.6. how do you enable instance currents in this version ( the info balloon you spoke of)?
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