Vincent,
Sorry for the delay in reponding and my apologies also if someone
else already gave you a solution. The easiest way to do this is to
choose one of the "formatted" versions of Type25. Getting the FORMAT
statement syntax can be a bit tricky at first but your output files
will be quite a lot more readable. The FORMAT statement uses old
FORTRAN conventions. A number is specified by the code "F" followed
by the total number of columns to be used, followed by a period,
followed by the number of decimals. Thus an 8 character number with
two decimals would be written as F8.2. To make spaces between the
columns, specify the number of spaces, followed by an "X"
The format statement for printing three things to the output file,
all separated by a single space would be:
(F8.2,1X,F8.2,1X,F8.2)
don't forget the parenthesis!
Best,
David
On 2/14/2012 07:41, Vincent MORELLE wrote:
Dear TRNSYS Users,
I would like to know if
it is possible to decrease outputs precision in TRNSYS in
order to print temperatures results with only two digits
after the decimal coma (to get lighter files).
I know how to do it in
Excel, but it would be faster if I could do it directly in
TRNSYS (by editing Type 25 ?...)
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Vincent
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