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How to make the Gantt Chart more orderly to show the scheduling ?

Hello ,everyone!I am glad that the FlexSim community could offer us much help in simulation .This passage is asking for help about a Gantt chart at Production Scheduling Model.production-scheduling-Gantt-charts.fsm

I would like to get gantt Chart to show the result like this to show the production scheduling in FlexSim. And thanks Jordan Johnson for his kindness hand ...But there is something wrong with the model.

The ordinate of the Gantt Chart is not displayed in the order of the machine .It looks so uncoordinated...For example,It should be arranged with ascending order such as processor1,processor2,..,processor10 .Could you please tell me how to adjust it in right order?

@Jordan Johnson

I am looking forward to your reply.Thanks you again !


FlexSim 20.0.3
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Hey @Sunny ,

The order that they show up in the chart is based on the order they were used in. If you want it to be in a different order, I would recommend adding a sorting column to your Statistics Collector and then using a calculated table to do the sorting.

I have attached a model that does this. I use the order you put things into the State Gantt Objects group to do the sorting. I also added in a new chart that displays the newly sorted information. Hope this helps.

production-scheduling-gantt-charts-WITH-SORTING.fsm


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@Brittany EvansThanks a lot ,it is useful~

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