Tables present simulation output data in tabular form. Data can be organized in different ways depending on the dimension of the data.

For instance, a table might display concentrations of three contaminants, for ten time-points. This data can be arranged by time (rows) and contaminants (columns):

by contaminants (rows) and contaminants (columns):

Depending on which view of the output data you seek there are different tables to choose from:

• Time table - Displays data for each time point. Useful for time dependent simulation outputs, like those from compartments.
• Index table - Displays data for each index. Useful for one or two dimensional outputs.
• Compare table - Displays the ratio, difference or absolute difference between two outputs. For probabilistic simulations or sensitivity analysis only
• Statistics table - Displays data with different statistics.
• Correlation table - Displays the correlation coefficients for one or more outputs.
• Raw data table - Displays all data from a probabilistic simulation for a given time point.

• Tables window
• Results window