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plotting two array datatypes using dashboards

I have some code that explicitly records previous data from simulations as an array and I was wondering if I could create a dashboard plot to plot one array of data with respect to a second array of data. The relevant data of the array corresponds to each row in every array type dataset.

The end result I'm looking for is something similar to plotting two columns in excel with one being the x-axis and the other being the y-axis data.

Is there any way to do this in FlexSim?

FlexSim 20.2.3
flexsim 20.2.3dashboard chartarrays
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Jeanette F answered Joerg Vogel edited

Hello @Christopher H4,

The data can be plotted using a graph called Time Plot. The only thing is that you would need to figure out how to get all the data into one table. There are statistics collectors and calculated tables that can be used to compile data. I am not sure how to move an array into a table.


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You can use a Table.query from an array to transform the array into a table. @Jeanette F

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