Extract Values from a Solid Model Using a Datasheet

RockWorks | ModOps | Solid | Statistics | Extract Values From Solid

This program is used to extract values from a solid model using a datasheet for XYZ.

Feature Level: RockWorks Basic and higher

See also
     Create a Statistical Report of Multiple Solid Models

Menu Options
Step-by-Step Summary

Menu Options

• Be sure you have loaded the datasheet with the XYZ information you want to use before opening this program.
• • Data Columns: Select datasheet columns for each menu item; X, Y , and Z for Input and for Output choose a column to save the extracted values into.
  • Solid File: Click to the right to browse for the name of the existing solid model file (.RwMod) to be read and extracted from.
  • Options: Insert a check here if the solid model selected above contains G values that represent percent, such as percent sand. If checked, the program will compute "Material Volume" and list this in the output report.
  • Output Options: Click this tab to define the output format(s) for the extracted value report. (More info)
    • RwDat (RockWorks): Click in this button if you want the report generated in a RockWorks datasheet (.RwDat) format.
    • CSV (Excel): Click in this button if you want the report generated in a CSV file format for use in Excel.
    • TXT (Notepad): Click in this button if you want the report generated in a text (.txt) format.
    • RTF (Word): Click in this button if you want the report generated in an RTF file format for use in Word.
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  Step-by-Step Summary

  1. Select the ModOps | Solid | Statistics | Extract Values From Solid menu option.
  2. Enter the requested menu settings, described above.
  3. Click the Continue button to proceed.

     The program will read the indicated solid model file and extract values for the XYZ locations identified. The extract summary will be displayed in the selected output format(s).

  4. From here you can print the information, copy it to the clipboard for pasting into another application, save the information on disk, etc.
     

  See also

  • Adding this program to your Playlist
  • Adding this program to your Favorites
  • Save/load/view menu settings
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