How to store results in a Excel file?

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by swetha, Mar 24, 2005.

  1. swetha

    swetha Guest

    Hello everyone,

    I have analysed an analog circuit using Cadence and got the
    frequency response. I am wondering if it possible to write the data
    onto a file instead of plotting the graph. For my work, I should be
    able to get the output magnitude at various frequencies written into a
    file(say excel). Can some one tell me how to do that?

    Cheers,
    Swetha Kannan
     
    swetha, Mar 24, 2005
    #1
  2. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    You could also use the calculator tool to do this. I believe its much
    easier.

    Enter the equation (which ever you are plotting and want the result in
    a file) in the calculator then

    Click on "printvs" then a small window comes up. fill in the details
    like "from" "To" and "Step" values (From which value to which value you
    need ur data and in what steps) in it and then select "print" with
    option "print to file".

    You will get a file with frequency and voltage in ur case of frequency
    responce. And then u could easily import this file into excel.

    you can find some good info on this overe here

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group...a3b3d2e9c6f/feb7d9e674fecada#feb7d9e674fecada

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group...408fea3bd07/7ea7cfd789a546a9#7ea7cfd789a546a9

    http://www.edaboard.com/viewtopic.php?t=113504

    Hope this helps.
    kamesh.
     
    vkamesh, Mar 29, 2005
    #2
  3. ^

    Please try to learn to write the English language properly. If you are
    non-native English writer you should show the language the respect it
    deserves by trying to write it properly. If you are a native English
    speaker, then you act like a disgrace to your kind. This kind of English
    you never learned at school. This is not a rap show, but a discussion forum
    where engineers and technicians from all over the world meet to discuss
    tools created or supported by Cadence.

    It is dangerous to sit in a glass house and throw stones, I know. It can be
    fun to do this ou812 "Oh, you ate one too" or "R U ready 2 rock" kind of
    English, but i does not belong in this group.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Mar 31, 2005
    #3
  4. And I thought I was the pedantic one...

    Well said. We had a student who used to write all emails as if
    they were text (SMS) messages. I pointed out that we were not being charged
    per character, and they'd get a much better response if they wrote in English!

    And I'm sure you didn't mean to say "but i does not belong in this group" ;-)

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Apr 6, 2005
    #4
  5. There should be a 't' after that 'i'. I am just happy it is not a capital
    I. :). (Grammar would have been wrong, anyway)
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 7, 2005
    #5
  6. I wondered whether with the rap reference, you were trying to sound
    like Ali G ;-> (I knew it was a typo really).

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Apr 7, 2005
    #6
  7. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    Hi Svenn,

    I am not sure what kind of tools you are using to read/write the posts.
    But the reply that you have given critising about my comment/post does
    not justify what ever you are saying/ trying to say. I think you should
    either update ur tools or come and see what you have posted in
    comp.cad.cadence.

    This is the comment that i have posted.

    **********************
    You could also use the calculator tool to do this. I believe its much
    easier.

    Enter the equation (which ever you are plotting and want the result in
    a file) in the calculator then

    Click on "printvs" then a small window comes up. fill in the details
    like "from" "To" and "Step" values (From which value to which value you
    need ur data and in what steps) in it and then select "print" with
    option "print to file".

    You will get a file with frequency and voltage in ur case of frequency
    responce. And then u could easily import this file into excel.

    you can find some good info on this overe here

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.cad.cadence/browse_thread/th...

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.cad.cadence/browse_thread/th...

    http://www.edaboard.com/viewtopic.php?t=113504

    Hope this helps.
    kamesh.
    **********************

    This is the reply that you have posted quoting my post

    **********************
    ^

    Please try to learn to write the English language properly. If you are
    non-native English writer you should show the language the respect it
    deserves by trying to write it properly. If you are a native English
    speaker, then you act like a disgrace to your kind. This kind of
    English
    you never learned at school. This is not a rap show, but a discussion
    forum
    where engineers and technicians from all over the world meet to discuss
    tools created or supported by Cadence.

    It is dangerous to sit in a glass house and throw stones, I know. It
    can be
    fun to do this ou812 "Oh, you ate one too" or "R U ready 2 rock" kind
    of
    English, but i does not belong in this group.

    --
    Svenn
    **********************

    I dont see any problem in my english. except a few gramatical errors,
    which might have arisen becoz of the lack of time to recheck my post.

    I dont see any correlation between my post and the corresponding reply
    that you have posted. The kind of language that you have used is
    unwarrented and uncalled for.

    Kamesh.
     
    vkamesh, Apr 11, 2005
    #7
  8. I can only be sorry for you not being willing to learn how to communicate
    properly on usenet. I gave you a correction on the way you use the English
    language. Innstead of accepting this, you chose to attack the way you were
    corrected, and showing that you are not willing to learn at all. Why should
    anybody bother to invest time in answering your questions when you are not
    willing to accept the answers you get? Use a monospace font next time.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 18, 2005
    #8
  9. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    Innstead of >accepting this, you chose to attack the way you were
    corrected, and showing that you are not willing to learn at all.

    Yes, i chose to attack the way I am being corrected, becoz that is not
    the proper way to correct someone. In order to command respect you have
    to learn to respect others first. The kind of language that you have
    used is unacceptable to any self respecting human being.

    You are not a champion of the so-called "English Language", not does
    this group stress on someone's English language credibilitys and
    credentials to post a message.

    you are not willing to accept the answers you get?

    You are mistaken again over here. I am not the one who have posted the
    question. The question was posted by Swetha (and the question is "How
    to store results in a Excel file?"). I have answered to her question.
    So in this case I am investing my time to answer some one else's
    questions.

    I dont understand, why on earth you are so obssessed with fonts and
    english language. That is not what the group is meant for. Concentrate
    more on what is actually relevant on ur part, instead of pointing
    fingers at others.
     
    vkamesh, Apr 18, 2005
    #9
  10. The point is that with a monospace font, you'd have seen that Svenn
    was complaining about you using "ur" instead of your, and "u" instead of
    "you". He could have gone one to complain about "becoz" instead of "because".

    The point is that it is very hard to read if you mis-write words like this -
    we can all forgive a few spelling mistakes, and grammatical errors, but
    otherwise it looks as if you are trying to talk as if you are in a rap band.

    Put another way:

    De point be dat wid some monospace font, ya''d gots seen dat Svenn wuz
    complainin' about ya' usin' "ur" instead uh yo', and "u" instead uh "ya'". He
    could gots gone one t'complain about "becoz" instead uh "a'cuz". De point be
    dat it be very hard t'read if ya' mis-scribble wo'ds likes dis - we kin all
    fo'cut a few spellin' missnatch'd, and grammatical erro's, but oderwise it
    looks as if ya' is tryin' t'talk as if ya' is in some rap band.

    (thanks to http://rinkworks.com/dialect/ in Jive mode).

    Nobody is saying that you're not trying to help - just you'd be a whole lot
    more helpful if you didn't write with all these strange abbreviations!

    Andrew (who is English, so feels a certain loyalty to his language).
     
    Andrew Beckett, Apr 18, 2005
    #10
  11. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    Thanks for pointing my mistake. I dont have any problem if some body
    points out the mistakes that i have made while replying to the posts. I
    have the spirit to take it in my stride.

    I was taking an exception to the kind of language he was using to point
    out my mistakes.. like the once below.
    your kind. This kind of English you never learned at school.
    can be
    fun to do this ou812 "Oh, you ate one too" or "R U ready 2 rock" kind
    of
    English, but it does not belong in this group.

    So the kind of language that Sven has used is acceptable and my "u"
    and "ur" (exactly 3 in number in the post that Sven has taken exception
    to) is causing a lot of problems i guess.
     
    vkamesh, Apr 18, 2005
    #11
  12. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    Thanks for pointing my mistake. I dont have any problem if some body
    points out the mistakes that i have made while replying to the posts. I
    have the spirit to take it in my stride.

    I was taking an exception to the kind of language he was using to point
    out my mistakes.. like the once below.
    your kind. This kind of English you never learned at school

    ..
    can be fun to do this ou812 "Oh, you ate one too" or "R U ready 2 rock"
    kind
    of English, but it does not belong in this group.

    So the kind of language that Sven has used is acceptable i guess ??

    P.S : I am sorry if my "u" and "ur" (exactly 3 in number to the post
    which Sven has taken exception to) sounds like rap. I did not have much
    time that day, so i have to use these 3 "Strange Abbreviations".
     
    vkamesh, Apr 18, 2005
    #12
  13. I do not command any respect from you. I expect you to behave like a grown
    up when you get an advice.
    I pointed out some "mentally" wrong considerations in the way you use the
    English language. It is not your language that is your problem, it is the
    way you think that you can allow yourself to use that language in a usenet
    forum. If you know how to use words like "credibility" and "credentials"
    then I expect you to know how to use words like "your", "you" and
    "because".
    I know that you didn't ask a question. But the way you answer a question
    tell more about you than the way you ask a question. You also show that you
    are not willing to accept to keep the level as high as possible on this
    group to help non-English readers, with far less knowledge in the English
    language than you, _understand_ what you write.
    You are not able to understand what this thing is about: I gave you a
    correction on the way you communicate, and instead of taking this advice,
    correct your behaviour and get on with whatever you do, you start yelling
    in my direction about respect and finger-pointing. Grow up.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 19, 2005
    #13
  14. So I didn't point out your mistakes? Or was it rather that you didn't
    understand that I corrected some mistakes because you got emotionally
    frantic and started ranting in my direction?
    I take an exception on your unwillingness to accept correction and get on
    with your life.
    Kamesh, take some time and learn to spell Svenn. Then take some time to
    learn how to communicate in a forum read by many nationalities. Then get on
    with whatever you do, nobody will ever blame you for that.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 19, 2005
    #14
  15. swetha

    vkamesh Guest

    You seems to have very cunningly avoided comments on

    Dear Svenn, What i was saying is the kind of language that you have
    used above is improper and very impolite and not acceptable in any
    case. You could have said the same thing in a much polite way. Instead
    of accepting that your comments were actually not polite to start with,
    you got emotionally frantic and started yelling in my direction.
     
    vkamesh, Apr 19, 2005
    #15
  16. swetha

    shumble1 Guest

    You guys are all crazy. Who cares if he uses 'ur' and 'u' in his
    posts? The more important point is that he was trying to help out
    Swetha and if he was able to do that he should be commended rather than
    put down. I have just read all these posts and I cannot believe that
    you have turned a technical forum into an English class. I pray that
    when I submit a question that if somebody does answer it that I do not
    put that person down because he used 'u' instead of 'you' or 'ur'
    instead of 'your'. This whole discussion is very impolite and
    unprofessional toward vkam who was just trying to help. Now next time
    one of the two of you have a problem, I doubt very much that vkam will
    help you. And you might ask, why are you jumping in. Well, it seems
    kind of unfair to have two people up against one over something that is
    not Cadence related.
     
    shumble1, Apr 19, 2005
    #16
  17. If you would happen to read professional literature, how often do you read
    "u" instead of "you", "ur" instead of "your", "becoz" instead of "because"
    and still find the article "professional"?

    You claim to have read the thread, but obvious you haven't grasped that I
    didn't correct the answer nor the fact that he did answer not even the
    contents of the answer, I corrected syntax. The syntax should be no problem
    for Kamesh to correct when somebody make him aware that it is not
    considered proper way of communicating in a multicultural forum.

    If Kamesh is not a natively speaking English, then he should try to use it
    correctly. His posts are clearly showing that he can do so if he /want/.

    Why do you doubt that Kamesh would help anybody actually /helping/ him to
    communicate properly? Now, that is even less professional than sticking to
    low-class communication style even after being made aware of it.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 19, 2005
    #17
  18. At the risk of continuing a pointless discussion - if you're including me in
    the "two" you reference above - I was trying to clarify what Svenn's original
    point was - that these abbreviations make it very hard to read - and also to
    inject some levity into the situation (hence my use of a Jive filter - which
    was mainly intended to make people laugh and calm down a bit).

    I did agree with him (Svenn) a little - it irritates me to see "texting" in
    emails - but I wouldn't have said it anywhere nearly as strongly as Svenn did,
    nor get as upset as he did.

    (BTW, I think I have yet to ask for help in this forum, so hopefully I'm not
    too damned by being involved in this thread ;-> ).

    OK. Let's all put our toys back in the pram, and get on with discussing
    Cadence related stuff.

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Apr 19, 2005
    #18
  19. Did I? You very cunningly avoid to state wether or not English is your
    mother tongue.
    No it isn't. If you are a native English speaker and use that childish SMS
    type of writing in a forum with professionals, then you sooner or later get
    a correction. In this case you got one from me. Normal people would take
    that signal and start behaving. You obviously cannot take a correction on
    something, correct it and get on with being professional.
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Apr 19, 2005
    #19
  20. This thread long since ceased to be professional and productive. Could
    we all please drop the subject or at least take it to private e-mail?

    Note that search engines (e.g., Google Groups) archive messages in
    public forums such as this, which could end up being a point of
    embarrassment in the future.
     
    David Cuthbert, Apr 19, 2005
    #20
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