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Text Exporter 'NaN' error

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    Hello, I'm posting this because I encountered an issue during a TMS simulation with MIDA
    When I try to export the EM E-field results from the Quasi solver to a text file using the text exporter, all values appear as NaN if the material properties are set to vary with frequency(like IT'IS LF) instead of being fixed(generic). I would appreciate any advice on how to resolve this issue.

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      Hi LucidLia,
      NaN values are occurring in the non-lossy region of the LF MQS simulation. As a workaround, I recommend using the NaN filter described in Section 2.13.10.14 of the Sim4Life Manual (available under the Field Data Tools). After applying the filter you can export the txt file.

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        Hi LucidLia,
        NaN values are occurring in the non-lossy region of the LF MQS simulation. As a workaround, I recommend using the NaN filter described in Section 2.13.10.14 of the Sim4Life Manual (available under the Field Data Tools). After applying the filter you can export the txt file.

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        @halder
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        Thank you for your answer.
        However, I cannot find the NaN filter under the Field Data Tools. I also have two hardcover manuals, Applications & Tutorials and Professional Handbook(Release 7.2), but neither of them includes a Chapter 13.10.14 Could you please clarify which manual you are referring to and how I can access it?

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          Please select the overall field and select the E field, then look under "Field Data Tools". Please "Go to the HTML manual" from "Help" and search for NaN filter. I would recommend using the latest version of Sim4Life v9.0.
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