question

You can use the "getnetworkdistance" command to write the distances between the nodes to a global table. Then you export the global table through the excel import/export interface.

In the attached model I added all network nodes to a group in order to know how many there are and to have an easy ways of referencing them. The following code is written in the reset trigger of the "NodeDistances" global table and fills in the data into the table on each reset.

/**Custom Code*/
Table current = param(1); //Table node

current.setSize(Group("NetworkNodes").length, Group("NetworkNodes").length);
for(int i = 1; i <= Group("NetworkNodes").length; i++)
{
   current.setRowHeader(i, Group("NetworkNodes")[i].name);
   current.setColHeader(i, Group("NetworkNodes")[i].name);
   for(int j = 1; j <= Group("NetworkNodes").length; j++)
   {
      current[i][j] = getnetworkdistance(rankfromnetnode(Group("NetworkNodes")[i]), rankfrom      netnode(Group("NetworkNodes")[j]));
   }
}

NetworkDistances_fm.fsm