How to have quantity represented in a label?

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gilbert jerald asked Sep 6, '16 Sam Stubbs commented Sep 19, '16

How to have quantity represented in a label?

In my model item type 1 consist of 1 person , and 2 consist of 2 person ,3 consist of 3 person, 4 consist of 4 person, 5 consist of 5 person .and there is different percentage for each item type to arrival ,but the problem is when running this model it shows the output quantity based on number of flow items, but i want the output quantity based on person inside each the item type (for example if item type 3 arrives the output should show 3 not as 1). How do I make this? (Note this is in conjunction with another question here. )

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-06T16:09:44Z

Jeff Nordgren answered Sep 6, '16 gilbert jerald commented Sep 7, '16

@gilbert jerald

Attached is a sample model that does what you describe. It shows a Text visual with the number of the Total Output of people as well as a bar graph showing in a Dashboard. If you have any questions on how this was done, please let me know but it is pretty simple using labels.

outputbylabel-jn1.fsm

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gilbert jerald commented · Sep 07, 2016 at 05:36 AM

@Jeff Nordgren

thank you sir i got it what you have mention here .

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Answer 2 · 2016-09-06T15:44:27Z

Sam Stubbs answered Sep 6, '16 Sam Stubbs commented Sep 19, '16

So the "Output" value is meant to show specifically the output of flow items in a model. If you want the output to represent the number of people based on the itemtype quantity one way you could accomplish this would be to use a Separator object. Have the Separator right near the sink, and have it "split" the item by creating a number of new items based on itemtype who then are also moved into the sink.

Alternatively you could use Process Flow to do this as well. I'm attaching an example that would demonstrate using Process Flow to create multiple items based on item quantity.

labelqtyexample.fsm

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gilbert jerald commented · Sep 07, 2016 at 07:32 AM

@Sam Stubbs

sir the model u have attached is not running ,its shows some error.

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Sam Stubbs ♦ gilbert jerald commented · Sep 07, 2016 at 07:03 PM

My model seems to be running just fine on my machine. What version of FlexSim are you running?

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gilbert jerald Sam Stubbs ♦ commented · Sep 17, 2016 at 05:03 AM

@Sam Stubbs

my model is now working i got some ideas from you which is very useful for me.

Thank you sir

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