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ETABS (Extended Three-Dimensional Analysis of Building Systems) is a popular software for structural analysis and design of buildings. When designing a column in ETABS, you typically follow these general steps. Keep in mind that the specific steps may vary depending on the version of ETABS you are using, and it's always advisable to refer to the software's documentation for the most accurate information. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, ETABS 19 was the latest version.

Here is a general guide on how to design a column in ETABS:

Modeling:

Open ETABS and create a new model or open an existing one.
Define the geometry of your structure, including columns. Ensure that you have assigned materials and specified boundary conditions.
Define Column Sections:

Define the sections for your columns. This includes specifying the material properties (concrete, steel, etc.) and dimensions (cross-sectional area, moment of inertia, etc.).
Assign Column Loads:

Apply loads to your structure, including gravity loads, lateral loads, and any other relevant loads. Assign these loads to the columns.
Load Combinations:

Define load combinations based on relevant design codes (ASCE, Eurocode, etc.). ETABS allows you to define different load combinations considering various load cases.
Analysis:

Perform a structural analysis of your model to determine the internal forces and moments in the columns.
Code Selection:

Choose the design code that you want to use for column design. ETABS supports various design codes depending on your location and project requirements.
Design Parameters:

Specify design parameters such as material strength, safety factors, and any other parameters required by the selected design code.
Design Options:

ETABS provides different design options such as concrete frame design, steel frame design, etc. Choose the appropriate design option for your columns.
Run Design:

Run the design process. ETABS will check the columns against the specified design code and provide detailed results including capacity ratios, utilization ratios, and any design warnings or errors.
Review and Adjust:

Review the design results and adjust the model or design parameters as necessary. It may involve modifying section sizes, reinforcement, or other design parameters.
Generate Design Reports:

ETABS allows you to generate detailed design reports. Review these reports to ensure that the columns meet the required design criteria.
Documentation:

Document the design process, results, and any modifications made. This documentation is essential for record-keeping and future reference.
Remember, the specific steps and options may vary based on the version of ETABS you are using. Always refer to the software's documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information.