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Using the AREA command totals for an area are tabulated and sent to the report output. One of values is for total line charging for an area. My question is, how can I retrieve that value, or how do I calculate it?

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Using the AREA command totals for an area are tabulated and sent to the report output. One of values is for total line charging for an area. My question is, how can I retrieve that value, or how do I calculate it?

Thanks!So far I've attempted to add up all the line charging quantities for all branches in the area:

ierr, xArry = psspy.abrnreal(1,1,1,1,1,['CHARGING'])

lineCharging = sum(xArry[0])

This provides a ballpark value but not the same value as is produced by the AREA command.

Using the AREA command totals for an area are tabulated and sent to the report output. One of values is for total line charging for an area. My question is, how can I retrieve that value, or how do I calculate it?

So far I've attempted to add up all the line charging quantities for all branches in the area:

 psspy.asys(1, 1, [10]) 

 ierr, xArry = psspy.abrnreal(1,1,1,1,1,['CHARGING'])

 lineCharging = sum(xArry[0])

This provides a ballpark value but not the same value as is produced by the AREA command.

Using the AREA command totals for an area are tabulated and sent to the report output. One of values is for total line charging for an area. My question is, how can I retrieve that value, or how do I calculate it?

So far I've attempted to add up all the line charging quantities for all branches in the area:

 psspy.asys(1, 1, [10]) 

 ierr, xArry = psspy.abrnreal(1,1,1,1,1,['CHARGING'])

 lineCharging = sum(xArry[0])

This provides a ballpark value but not the same value as is produced by the AREA command.

Using the AREA command command, totals for an area are tabulated and sent to the report output. One of values is for total line charging for an area. My question is, how can I retrieve that value, or how do I calculate it?

So far I've attempted to add up all the line charging quantities for all branches in the area:

 psspy.asys(1, 1, [10]) 

 ierr, xArry = psspy.abrnreal(1,1,1,1,1,['CHARGING'])

 lineCharging = sum(xArry[0])

This provides a ballpark value but not the same value as is produced by the AREA command.