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sorting based on Decision point

Hi support,

I have small query in using decision point.

In my model the flow items are travelling in three lines when they travel to final end point. They are collected only at end conveyor.

When the Boxes are leaving First processor they should have to collect at queue 1

similarly when boxes are leaving processor 2 and processor 3, They have to collect at Q2 & Q3 respectively.

I am attaching the model below.

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Thanks in Advance.

FlexSim 22.1.2
decision point.
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At the end of the the first 3 conveyors send the item to the correct exit transfer using each DP's arrival trigger - you can remove the decision points feeding the exit conveyors.

In the attached example I put a label called exit on the decision points which points to each exit transfer. Then the arrival triggers just send the item to current.exit

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Hi @Jason Lightfoot,

How Did you assigned the exit label value in "/exittransfer" format?

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The label is a pointer type and then I just use the sampler to click on the exit transfer
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You can also give labels on each of the items exiting the source and on the first decision point use On arrival trigger to send item by case to there respective Queue(As the first DP is connected to other Dp's using A connection).


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