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From the main menu bar, select
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select Probe values from the Query
dialog box.
The Probe Values dialog box appears. Because an
X–Y plot is in the current viewport, this dialog box
will display X–Y curve data.
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At the top of the dialog box, toggle on Interpolate between
points. This option allows you to select arbitrary points along the
curve.
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In the viewport, position the cursor over the
X–Y curve.
When the arrow at the cursor approaches the
X–Y curve, the point being probed is highlighted and
information about it, including the corresponding
X–Y coordinates, appears in the Probe
Values table.
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Click at various points along the curve.
The points are added to the table in the Probe
Values dialog box.
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When you have finished selecting points, click Write to
File.
The Report Probe Values dialog box appears.
By default, the data in the table are written to a file called
abaqus.rpt in your current directory. The options in this
dialog box allow you to change the name of this file and the format of the data
written to the file.
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Click OK to write your data to the file.
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From the Probe Values dialog box, click
Cancel to exit probe mode.
A dialog box appears to inform you that the Selected Probe
Values table contains data. Click Yes to
indicate that it is OK to continue; the data
in the table will be deleted.
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