Hi,
Of course it is possible. Here are the answers step - by - step.
1) if you have an array saved under variable name R, then: >> R(end, :)
2) if you have one time series (signal) variable and your output variable in the workspace (e.g. it is called: Sout), then:
>> Sout.Data(end,:) % ==> would give you the last value of the collected signal from your simulink model.
3) If you have two time series signals saved under one variable name (e.g. Sout), then:
>> Sout.signal1.Data(end,:) %==> would give you the last value of the collected signal 1
>> Sout.signal2.Data(end,:) % ==> would give the last value from the signal 2
4) if you have saved your signals (e.g. one, two, three, four .... signals) as a structure variable with time series called STout, then:
>> STout.signals.values(end,:)
5) if you have saved your signals (e.g. one, tow, three, four, ... signals) as a structure variable called SSout, then
>> SSout.signals.values(end,:)
Good luck
