ADUMP                                                              Menu: FILES
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Creates an ASCII file from the area or "weighted area" information generated
by the \area command.

        1. (CHAR) Enter report file name (1-8 char.)

Description:
This command creates an ASCII file. Provide a file name of up to eight
characters. The system automatically attaches the extension .ADM to this file
which may be processed further in programs such as dBASE or Lotus 1-2-3.
Items in the file are divided by commas. The first item in each line is the
space name. The second item is the sub-space name. The figures that follow
refer to area, coefficient and weighted area (area x coefficient)
respectively. The figures in the "total" line are the global coefficient and
the total area.

        Examples: The first example represents the contents of an "adump" file
                  after using the command \area without multiplying by
                  a coefficient.
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room1,  16.5,  1,  16.5
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room2,  34,  1,  34
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room3,  8.25,  1, 8.25
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room4,  12.2,  1, 12.2
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room1,  34,  1,  34
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room2,  22.4,  1,  22.4
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room3,  6,  1,  6
                  FIRST_FLOOR, ***TOTAL***,  1,  70.95
                  SECOND_FLOOR, ***TOTAL***,  1, 62.4
Since the calculation was executed without multiplying by a coefficient, all
the coefficient values are set at 1.  The following is an example of a file
created after using the \area command and multiplying by coefficients.  The
figure in the "total" line indicates the global coefficient followed by the
total "weighted" area.
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room1,  16.5,  1, 16.5
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room2,  34,  1.5, 51
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room3,  8.25,  .5,  4.13
                  FIRST_FLOOR, room4,  12.2,  2, 24.4
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room1,  34,  1,  34
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room2,  22.4,  2,  44.8
                  SECOND_FLOOR, room3,  6,  .5,  3
                  FIRST_FLOOR, ***TOTAL***,  2,  192.05
                  SECOND_FLOOR, ***TOTAL***,  3, 245.4
