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Engineering Quantities Plots are Empty After Successfully Completed Run

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Engineering Quantities Plots are Empty After Successfully Completed Run

Condition

In special cases, simulations can run faster than the time it takes the application to check out a license. If you have a very short simulation run time, this can cause the engineering quantities plots to produce blank results.

Remedy

In this situation, the engineering quantities plot may be empty, but if you check the numerical convergence plot or the engineering quantities table, results will be displayed there.

Run the simulation.
Click the Convergence Plot satellite icon in the Analyze tool group.

Tip: To find and open a tool, press Ctrl+F. For more information, see Find and Search for Tools.

The Convergence Plot window appears.
At the top of the Convergence Plot window, use the dropdown menu to change the plot display from Engineering quantities to Numerical convergence.
The analysis results are displayed.