Export Tab

After clicking Run, the ‘Export’ tab can be used to export a file that contains details of the cycle time estimations, including an user-adjusted quantity for each part.

The following table lists details of all the features contained within the ‘Export’ tab, as shown in the screenshot to the right.

Column	Description

Column	Description
Document (File selector checkbox)	Click the checkbox to the left of the part file to indicate that its cycle time estimation is to be exported. Check the top box to select all of the part files. Uncheck it to deselect them.
Document (Part file name)	The name of the part file.
Quantity	The quantity of the associated part that is to be exported (this will multiply the ‘total cycle time’). You decide the quantity.
Total cycle time	The estimated cycle time (as shown in the Cycle Time Estimates tab) multiplied by the ‘Quantity'.
Export	Click to create the Export file (see below).

 

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‘Export’ tab - showing example Fusion part files

Export

Once clicked, the Export button opens a Windows ‘save’ dialog that prompts you for the name and location for the exported CSV (comma-separated values) file.

The exported file can be opened in any suitable application, such as MS Excel, Google Sheets, or Notepad.

Export format

The following table shows the format of the export, with example values.

Example export

The following example shows an export file, as opened in Google Sheets.