Optimization of Load Data
Technical Article
To ensure the well‑arranged structure of data in tables, the load data are organized automatically in RFEM and RSTAB.
For this, two options are available. The first option allows you to merge all "identical" loads into one table row; the second option allows you to remove all empty table rows and arrange the loads in rows with consecutive numbering.
Author
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Ulrich Lex
Product Engineering & Customer Support
Keywords
Load case data Sorting load data Renumber loads
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- Useful Tools for Fast Generation of Structures in RFEM
- Useful Tools for Fast Generation of Structures in RSTAB
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