Another member of my team has created a modelling programme which outputs data that looks like this:
Train MWh consumed MWh regen V_av. Umean_tr Min V @ km Max V Max Delay(s) @ station
01_02_01 0.2498 -0.0209 1.5755 1.474 1.1937 0.027523 1.8
01_02_02 0.2496 -0.0259 1.5717 1.4722 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_03 0.2496 -0.0277 1.569 1.4723 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_04 0.2494 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4614 1.1938 0.027523 1.798
01_02_05 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_06 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_07 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_08 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_09 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_10 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_11 0.2497 -0.0296 1.5629 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7985
01_02_12 0.2497 -0.0272 1.5691 1.4646 1.1941 0.027523 1.8

I want to read the ‘table’ and reformat it into excel. Is that likely to be simple or should I delve into the depths of his programme and print them to the excel sheet directly?Another member of my team has created a modelling programme which outputs data that looks like this:
Train MWh consumed MWh regen V_av. Umean_tr Min V @ km Max V Max Delay(s) @ station
01_02_01 0.2498 -0.0209 1.5755 1.474 1.1937 0.027523 1.8
01_02_02 0.2496 -0.0259 1.5717 1.4722 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_03 0.2496 -0.0277 1.569 1.4723 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_04 0.2494 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4614 1.1938 0.027523 1.798
01_02_05 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_06 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_07 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_08 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_09 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_10 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_11 0.2497 -0.0296 1.5629 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7985
01_02_12 0.2497 -0.0272 1.5691 1.4646 1.1941 0.027523 1.8

I want to read the ‘table’ and reformat it into excel. Is that likely to be simple or should I delve into the depths of his programme and print them to the excel sheet directly? Another member of my team has created a modelling programme which outputs data that looks like this:
Train MWh consumed MWh regen V_av. Umean_tr Min V @ km Max V Max Delay(s) @ station
01_02_01 0.2498 -0.0209 1.5755 1.474 1.1937 0.027523 1.8
01_02_02 0.2496 -0.0259 1.5717 1.4722 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_03 0.2496 -0.0277 1.569 1.4723 1.1937 0.027523 1.7963
01_02_04 0.2494 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4614 1.1938 0.027523 1.798
01_02_05 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_06 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_07 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_08 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_09 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_10 0.2497 -0.0299 1.5628 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7974
01_02_11 0.2497 -0.0296 1.5629 1.4621 1.1941 0.027523 1.7985
01_02_12 0.2497 -0.0272 1.5691 1.4646 1.1941 0.027523 1.8

I want to read the ‘table’ and reformat it into excel. Is that likely to be simple or should I delve into the depths of his programme and print them to the excel sheet directly? text file, excel, export, output, matrix, strings MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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