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Viewing global table results for multiple scenarios with experimenter

Hi there,

I have tried to find answers to similar questions but I could not get it. My apologies if it has really been answered!

In the 18.2.3 version I was using previously, I could just go to the experimenter and choose the default reset scenario e.g. 22 AGVs as I would like to view the "DeliveryLog" global table to find the difference in the delivery timings with different amount of AGVs (different scenarios). However for the 22.2 version, they run multiple scenarios at one time. May I ask in the 22.2.3 version, how would I be able to view the "DeliveryLog" global table of the different numbers of AGVs simulated?

Thank you very much!

Hi @Felix Möhlmann , not sure if you would be able to help with this so I am just tagging you just in case. Much appreciated if you are able to. Thank you!

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The experimenter saves all 'output' tables to the sqlite-file, when the respective option is checked. These are tables from Statistics Collectors and Calculated Tables. To save a global table, you can have a calculated table clone it.

All data will appear in one big table, with scenario and replication columns to differentiate between the runs.

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Hi @Felix Möhlmann , sorry for the late reply, I did not receive any notifications for your answer, not sure why. But anyways, thank you for your reply!

May I ask how can I make the column under "Dest" to reflect its destination name instead of the numbering?
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Thank you!

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Sorry, I didn't realise that pointer values would not display correctly in the experimenter. You can work around this by writing the name of the object to the table, instead of a pointer to it.

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Got it, thank you very much @Felix Möhlmann !
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