Let me know if this isn't the problem and I'll see if I can offer any other advice. I'm not sure if this is the best way, however I've had problems with this in the past and it's how I got around it. It is a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and numerical simulation software package used in post-processing simulation results. If you wish to generate native Tecplot 360 data files automatically from applications such as complex flow solvers, you have a number of options for outputting data into a format compatible with. After this start a fresh and select import tecplot data for your first source, repeat this for the secondary source, however this time you should select 'add to current data set'.Īfter this you can play around with the x-y variables / zones in the 'Mapping Style' window to get your desired graphs (select XY line in dropdown) Tecplot seems to be a little funny with importing multiple data types, so the best thing to do is import them individually, then 'file - write data file' to save them as a tecplot data file. HI, I'm a bit unsure about what the specific problem is, however as long as your excel / data files are in the correct format you should be able to import them individually into tecplot with little to no problems? I believe with excel you just select the data area, and for text based data you have a defined delimiter with the header defining the variable names. Tecplot 360 is a suite of CFD visualization and analysis tools that can handle large data sets, automate workflows, and visualize parametric.
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