The result tables page lets you create tables with data from simulation outputs. This window is very similar to the result charts page, so you might want to read that section as well.

When you run a probabilistic simulation there are a dedicated types of tables that you can create. A table is created by selecting outputs in the list. The player will attempt to create a table which suites the selected output, but if you want a specific table you can select the table type from the menu.

Lists all available simulation outputs. When you select an output in the list, a table is automatically created for you. If you want a specific type of table, either click the corresponding button in the menu or right-click and select the table from the menu that appears.

The search box allows you to filter out outputs based on the information entered below.

• Name - Search for an output whos name contains the text entered in this field.
• Index - Display outputs for a specific index/contaminant.
• Type - Select a specific type of output.

When you select an output in the Results list, a table will automatically be created which is titled “Quickview”. This table is replaced as soon as you select other outputs in the list. To retain the table, you must create a table using the menu buttons.

Each table is given a page identified by the title of the table. To change the properties of the table, you can either use the buttons beneath in the Plot box, or right-click the table and select Edit from the menu.

• Time table - Presents time dependent data for one or more outputs. For probabilistic simulations, by default the mean value is displayed. To select other statistics you must edit the table.

• Index table - The index table is useful for vector/matrix outputs. The table displays one row per index/contaminant and data for one output per column. For each column, the time point must be specified - by default the last time point is selected. This table is quite flexible, but you must edit the table to specify exactly what is to be shown. Like with the time table, the mean value is displayed by default for probabilistic outputs.

• Statistics table - For probabilistic outputs, you can display many sorts of statistics with a statistics table. Each row displays a given statistics and each column an output. To select which statistics to incluce, edit the table.

• Raw data table - This table is only available for probabilistic outputs and displays data all iterations for the selected outputs. Typically this table is used to find simulation outliers, as well as for export of data for postprocessing in other programs.

• Correlation table - Like the tornado chart, the correlation table shows the impact of uncertain parameters on one or more outputs. You can select which sensitivity indices to calculate by using the drop down menu in the Correlation box below.

You can export data for a given table either to an Excel file or to an plain text file. Right-click the table and select Export data | Excel… or Export data | Tab-separated text….

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