# This is an example on how to introduce results
**Markdown** syntax is used to write your report. You are also allowed to use latex syntax inside .md file!  
1. This is how you create a numbered list

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You have 4 sections already prepared for the 4 days of your course. On 3 of them you will use AMPL; a dedicated folder for your AMPL code is available for each one of them in the shared dropbox folder. A Results folder will be used to automatically save the results of your runs in AMPL, and shared within the overleaf project. 

## Tools
A possible collaborative working procedure involves overleaf and dropbox connection. The code can be edited simultaneously by all group members using the live coding feature of Visual Studio Code and run locally (possibly using the provided virtual machine). Any modification to the files within the project folder will be synchronised and shared among the group members by dropbox. Make sure you will be saving the results generated in each of your AMPL run in a Markdown file (.md extension) located in the Results folder (see the `Example` section).   

## Showing results
Results from AMPL can be recorded in a .md file inside your results folder. After if you want to display them just write `\markdownInput{Example/Results/results.md}`
## Some preliminary results

\markdownInput{Example/Results/results.md}

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In short we have done 100 runs and the major findings are summarized
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| |run 15|run 27 |
|:---:|:---:|:---:|
|\textbf{OPEX (kCHF/y)}|105|232|
|\textbf{CAPEX (CHF/y)}|128|60|
