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Continue export to an excel without overwriting

Hello,
I am carrying out an emulation process and I want to save in a excel the value that the variables have been taking over time. If I do the export every time I reset the model, the data will be overwritten, unless I tell it the row number where I want the export to start. Is there any way, from the flexsim code, to know how many rows the excel already has, and therefore, continue on the next row?

FlexSim 22.2.1
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Try this where the row number is your excel export's rank in the list and the numrows is the number of rows you'll have exported each time.

Table exports=Model.find("Tools/ExcelAuto>variables/exporttable")
exports[1]["Start_Row"]+=numrows;
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Cetim C avatar image Cetim C commented ·

Thank you for your answer, but I don´t understand you very well. Where would you put that code?

Are "Start_Row" and "numrows" variables?


I did this code in a reset model trigger but it does not work

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filas is a global variable


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Jason Lightfoot avatar image Jason Lightfoot ♦ Cetim C commented ·
You said you were exporting to Excel so I described how to use that tool.


If you're writing to csv files can't you just write a new file and concatenate the file using a command line operation?

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Cetim C avatar image Cetim C Jason Lightfoot ♦ commented ·

In my real model I am creating a time series and therefore I want the excel to continue on the same sheet.

I have improved the previous model (I think). I have modified the trigger on model reset and I have made the export customized, but it still does not work.

I attach it.


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