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Verehrter Martin,
>hier wieder ein Problem, banal aber aergerlich:
>Ich moechte die mit List[Funktion[x], {x, xmin,
>xmax, stepsize}] berechneten Wete einer Funktion
>so abspeichern, dass ich sie als Spalte in Excel
>einlesen kann. Zwar kann ich die Spaltenform mit
>TableForm in Mathematica 3.0 herstellen, aber
>beim Schreiben in eine Datei mit Write[] geht
>diese wieder verloren. Wer weiss Abhilfe?
Das Geheimnis lautet in diesem Fall:
SetOptions[Strom, FormatType->OutputForm];
wobei "Strom" das Ergebnis von "OpenWrite" ist.
Ein kleines Beispiel ist beigef"ugt.
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