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Re: How to let output data in mathematica note book become data in wordpad.

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• Subject: [mg79950] Re: [mg79890] How to let output data in mathematica note book become data in wordpad.
• From: "Nicholas Devenish" <misnomer at gmail.com>
• Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 05:25:43 -0400 (EDT)
• References: <200708080848.EAA05769@smc.vnet.net>

Export["test.tsv", { {4, 5, 6, 7}, {4, 5, 6, 8}}]

On 8/8/07, Evanescence <origine26 at yahoo.com.tw> wrote:
> Hello dear all:
> My questions are as follows:
> I have some data in mathematica note book ,but I want to let these
> data become into wordpad,then use these data in wordpad into Tecplot
> to plot graphy.
> If I direct copy the data in mathematica note book , then paste in the
> wordpad,sometimes the data will malposition or disorder,and when I use
> the copy and paste in wordpad,the program code in mathematica note
> book will paste in wordpad,too.
> So,I want to know how to let output data in mathematica note book
> become data in wordpad.
>
> About above statement,I give a example
> In mathematica note book I have data as follows:
> 0.5    0     -3.54839E34
> 0.5    0.5   8.35014E19
> 0.5     1    -2.28982E12
> 0.5    1.5  -7.55475E7
> 0.5     2    111888
> 0.5    2.5  -32.2785
> 0.5     3    -48.9518
> 0.5    3.5  -3.1687
> 0.5     4     0.268688
> 0.5    4.5   0.339734
> 0.5     5     0.214192
> 0.5    5.5   0.124596
> 0.5     6     0.0673404
> 0.5    6.5   0.0286447
> 0.5     7     0.00022441
> 0.5    7.5   -0.0223948
> 0.5     8     -0.0416674
> 1        0         0
> 1       0.5   8.93875E9
> 1         1    4.46247E7
> 1       1.5    -248451
> 1         2    275.046
> 1       2.5   3.5647
> 1         3    9.43887
> 1       3.5    -0.475709
> 1         4     0.715417
> 1       4.5    0.817926
> 1         5     0.592825
> 1       5.5    0.374401
> 1         6     0.207512
> 1       6.5    0.0813604
> 1         7     -0.0182152
> 1       7.5    -0.101253
> 1         8     -0.174169
>
> but when I paste to the wordpad it will become
> \!\(\*GridBox[{
>       {"0.5`", "0", \(-3.5483888083337505`*^34\)},
>       {"0.5`", "0.5`", "8.350139205560998`*^19"},
>       {"0.5`", "1.`", \(-2.289817957793992`*^12\)},
>       {"0.5`", "1.5`", \(-7.554752273944195`*^7\)},
>       {"0.5`", "2.`", "111887.68419682512`"},
>       {"0.5`", "2.5`", \(-32.27849924478728`\)},
>       {"0.5`", "3.`", \(-48.95175852696526`\)},
>       {"0.5`", "3.5`", \(-3.1687029851513375`\)},
>       {"0.5`", "4.`", "0.26868832556046757`"},
>       {"0.5`", "4.5`", "0.3397343573125788`"},
>       {"0.5`", "5.`", "0.2141915242910175`"},
>       {"0.5`", "5.5`", "0.12459556032158843`"},
>       {"0.5`", "6.`", "0.06734040113993797`"},
>       {"0.5`", "6.5`", "0.028644727373548104`"},
>       {"0.5`", "7.`", "0.00022441038042603223`"},
>       {"0.5`", "7.5`", \(-0.022394784835583534`\)},
>       {"0.5`", "8.`", \(-0.041667393157546494`\)},
>       {"1.`", "0", "0"},
>       {"1.`", "0.5`", "8.93874965187576`*^9"},
>       {"1.`", "1.`", "4.462474932862874`*^7"},
>       {"1.`", "1.5`", \(-248451.2105254929`\)},
>       {"1.`", "2.`", "275.04572112711736`"},
>       {"1.`", "2.5`", "3.5646987110223947`"},
>       {"1.`", "3.`", "9.438874116544737`"},
>       {"1.`", "3.5`", \(-0.4757091455964974`\)},
>       {"1.`", "4.`", "0.7154169114542397`"},
>       {"1.`", "4.5`", "0.8179258123350419`"},
>       {"1.`", "5.`", "0.5928249634487628`"},
>       {"1.`", "5.5`", "0.3744006137437067`"},
>       {"1.`", "6.`", "0.20751194656397315`"},
>       {"1.`", "6.5`", "0.08136042333154708`"},
>       {"1.`", "7.`", \(-0.018215215580189348`\)},
>       {"1.`", "7.5`", \(-0.10125281059779162`\)},
>       {"1.`", "8.`", \(-0.17416921776672623`\)},
>     RowSpacings->1,
>     ColumnSpacings->3,
>     RowAlignments->Baseline,
>     ColumnAlignments->{Left}]\)
>
> I want to the data in wordpad as same as in mathematica note book.
> Please tell me how to do it.
> Thank very much.
> Evanescence 2007 08 07
>
>
>

It looks like you are looking for the Export function. try something like
Export["datafile.tsv", data]

where data is a variable containing the data you wish to export, and
it'll make a new file in your default directory with the data.

Export works with many file types, for instant comma-seperated value
files, which you get by using the file extension csv (You can also
specify file type seperately from the extension, check out Export in
the mathematica documentation)

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    • From: Evanescence <origine26@yahoo.com.tw>