import to Fluent or CFD-post a data file done in Excel.

- May 18, 2022 at 7:05 pm
  
  Hisyam
  Subscriber
  
  Hi!
  
  My objective is to import to Fluent or CFD-post a data file done in Excel.
  
  This Excel file have the "nodenumber", "x-coordinate", "y-coordinate", "new_parameter". This "new_parameter" was determined in Excel. So, I already have an Excel file, also a txt file (already converted) and csv file (already converted) like this:
  
  nomenumber, x-coordinate, y-coordinate, z-coordinate, new_parameter
  1,-0.00000123736464,-0.0017365363,0,0.763536373
  2,0.00003425625,-0.0019373763,0,0.77660838383
  3,-0.00006835662,-0.00736363,0,0.7798373732
  
  I already tried to import the excel or txt or csv file to fluent or CFD-post (through several ways) but I can´t get.
  
  After importing to Fuent or CFD-Post, my final objective is to obtain this "new parameter" drawn in 3D dimension of the geometry.
  
  Do anyone know a simple way to import this file (excel, txt or csv) to fluent or CFD-Post?
  
  I am wainting for an answer.
  
  Thank you very much!

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