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@gerardo.le,

Using the existing Statistics Collector in your model, you can query the data in the table and save it to a Global Table. I wrote some Custom Code to do this. Then, using a token that circulates each day, I write a new row to the table for each day. This can be found in this version of your model: proceso-de-perforados-por-horarios_2.fsm

Alternatively, you can add a Statistics Collector with a Timer Event that listens to the sink every day and records its input and output stats at those times.

Here's a model with a new Statistics Collector as an alternative solution: proceso-de-perforados-por-horarios_3.fsm

For part B, I think you may be confusing your results with your inputs. A probability distribution is generally based on your real life data and is used to accurately simulate your processes. You can use curve-fitting software like "ExpertFit" to accomplish this for your data.

Please review these models and let me know if you have additional questions. Thanks!