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How can I make a chart of the maximum number of pieces?

Good afternoon, I am new to using flexsim and I have an exercise that asks me to determine for each operation:

a) Utilization chart

b) Maximum number of pieces

c) Average number of pieces


I already added part A and C but I'm not sure they are right and I don't know how to do part B

I add my system in case you can check it and give me feedback

15.fsm

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@jonathan.a4,

There's not a chart specifically designed for tracking the max alone, but there is a max value included in the standard content chart that can be found in the Statistics Tab on processors and other 3D objects.

I'm not sure which object(s) you'd like to include in the chart, but I got you started with the "CORTE" processor as shown below:

Hope this helps!

15_1.fsm


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Jonathan A4 avatar image Jonathan A4 commented ·

Thank you very much, do you think you can tell me how to get that table? I was trying but I couldn't
I need to make that table for "CORTE", "ESCUADRE" and "REPROCESO"
I add the latest version of my model ejercicio 15_1.fsm

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tannerp avatar image tannerp Jonathan A4 commented ·

Hi @jonathan.a4,

Sorry for the delayed response. You can create that table by clicking on the statistics icon, then the thumbtack icon next to the statistic that you want, then select the dashboard where you'd like to create the table.

Once you have created the Stats Collector and the table, you can add additional objects to it using the dropper tool. Hope this helps!

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