Arrays created by commands will have predictable names, and depend only on the current group name, held in the string variable $group, or specified as a command argument. By convention, the prefix of the array name is the group name, and the suffix of the array name contains a meaningful identification for the data. The following table lists the commonly used suffixes, their meaning, and commands that use or create arrays with these suffixes.
| Array suffix | Description | Used in Commands |
| energy | E | none |
| xmu | none | |
| pre | pre-edge subtracted |
pre_edge(), spline() |
| norm | normalized pre | pre_edge(), spline() |
| bkg | background |
spline() |
| k | k | spline(), fftf(), feffit() |
| chi | spline(), fftf(), feffit() | |
| win | Wk (k-window function) | fftf(), feffit() |
| chir_mag | | |
fftf() |
| chir_re |
Re[ |
fftf() |
| chir_im |
Im[ |
fftf() |
| chir_phase |
phase[ |
fftf() |