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How to show multiply value into dashboards

Hello community,


I have a process containing 3 types of boxes, and each type has a specific number of components inside.

The boxes have a label type and different colors as shown in picture below:

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I have a dashboard showing the Throughput of boxes by type of my group of processors:


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How can i show the number of boxes multiplied for its content?

Example: 103 boxes type 1 x 40 (content box type 1) = 4120 components.

Can someone help me please?

Follow model attached:

Banana peeling.fsm

Thanks!!

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Felix Möhlmann answered Leandro Meirelles commented

I answered a similar question some time ago:

https://answers.flexsim.com/questions/114016/change-output-value-in-dashboard.html

In your case, install the components of your second throughput chart (the one based on the content label).

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Then, like in the other post, open the "Throughput By Type Collector" and navigate to the columns tab. For the "Throughput" column change the increment in the Event Value from 1 to "data.rowValue". Because the "content" label was selected when setting up the chart, the row value is equal to the content label (see also the expression for "Row Value" in the Events tab).

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Now the value will increment by the value of the content label each time an item moves through one of the processors/tables.

You could do the same for the chart that displays the type. Instead of using the row value (which is equal to the type there), you would use it to read the respective value from your table.

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