Re: Exporting results from Mathematica to other applications
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- Subject: [mg17672] Re: Exporting results from Mathematica to other applications
- From: Pierre infelta <pierre.infelta at epfl.ch>
- Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 23:58:55 -0400
- Organization: EPFL
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yes I have had the same problem posted a question got no answer.
Look like no one does cut and paste.
I could do that with 2.x
with 3.y I find a great variety of export format which semm to all lead
to garbage when pasted.
A solution to that problem is really needed.
samr at gte.net wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am having troubles to export my results on Mathematica to other
> applications (e.g., Microsoft Excel and/or plotting applications).
>
> Traditionally, I would cut a cell (which contains my printed new
> results), and paste it onto the next application. This does not work
> now, because on pasting, I get some extra formatting stuff in between my
> new numbers.
>
> Example:
>
> In response to the following (generic) lines in Mathematica :
>
> For[xxxxxxxxx
> Print[n,"\t\t\t",b]
> ]
>
> I get 2 columns, one for each n and s.
> Suppose my first "results" were 1 and 0.02048.
>
> Cutting and pasting those onto an (blank) ASCII file results with,
>
> Cell[BoxData[
> InterpretationBox[
> RowBox[{"1", "\[InvisibleSpace]", "\<\"\\t\\t\\t\"\>",
> "\[InvisibleSpace]", "0.020408163323084798`"}],
> SequenceForm[ 1, "\t\t\t", 0.020408163323084798],
> Editable->False]], "Print"]
>
> The extra formatting instructions severely interefers with my work on
> the next application.
>
> Why is this so?
> What should I do to be able to simply cut and paste again???
>
> ---sam---