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Is there a tool to convert .ezrpd files to .csv files? I know for a simulation it is possible to output a csv when running, but I need to convert already run cases.

robert.w.clark
robert.w.clark over 8 years ago
Is there a tool to convert .ezrpd files to .csv files? I know for a simulation it is possible to output a csv when running, but I need to convert already run cases.
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  • Rick Clanton
    Rick Clanton over 8 years ago +1 verified
    There are two options available to you: 1) From an EASY5 Command Shell, you can type: easy5x -B ModelName.simulation -csv to convert ModelName.simulation.ezrpd to ModelName.simulation.csv…
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    0 Rick Clanton over 8 years ago
    There are two options available to you:
    1) From an EASY5 Command Shell, you can type: 
    easy5x -B ModelName.simulation -csv
     to convert ModelName.simulation.ezrpd to ModelName.simulation.csv
    2) You can open the Plotter separately and then open that ezrpd file. Then go to the Export menu and tell it to  Export the plot file to CSV.
    plotter_export
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