How to Export Data Files using MTESTQuattro

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There are several ways you can export a data file.

1. From the workspace – Right click, choose export, choose path and file format

Image of export resource menu on MTESTQuattro

2. From the Realtime Plot – Right click, choose export, choose path and file format

3. From the Post Test Report – Right click, choose export, choose path and file format

4. From the File Menu – File menu, choose export, choose path and file format.

5. How to Batch Export – Highlight group of test reports (shift or control to select) , right click choose export, choose file format.

By: Nicholas Schaulsohn | Published on: June 21, 2011 | Last Updated: January 6, 2026

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