Eugene
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If I understood your question, you have two options:
1. Use "printvs" in the waveform calculator to dump the data to a file. This becomes cumbersome if you have a large number of points because the waverform calculator will assume you did not really want to store so many points and ask that you use the command line.
2. Insert a VerilogA block that strobes and records the data of interest. I've used this many times. It works great as long as you are doing a Spectre transient analysis.
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