First, you open a blank Excel spreadsheet, then open the output file which you may find in one of the local hard drives. Excel automatically opens the Import Wizard for you. Next, edit the data appropriately, but don't delete any of the original ZAMS output. Data in log format should be converted to numbers in scientific notation. The ZAMS data are output in seven columns as in Table 3.
All units are in cgs.
Logs are in base 10. After each conversion, you are ready to manipulate the values for your particular interest, for example, to calculate magnetosonic frequency. This is where the p-modes oscillate with large amplitudes in roAp stars. To calculate the magnetosonic frequency, we need to estimate D R in this force free region for each magnetic field strength. 1k, and 2k Gauss.