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Write dates

Hello,
I have problems with a model and I hope that you can help me.

Trough a dashboard, you must enter the date you want to take out the order as seen in the following image:

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What you enters is put into a global table called "Fechas"

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The intentions is that in "Fecha Inicio" put the date on which it would have to start. That is, the indicated date - the processing time.

I made this code in a process flow bur I don´t know how exactly works the library "datetime"
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The "LastExit" label is a number label that has the sink and that is saving the time each time an order enters it.

How can I fix it?


FlexSim 21.0.10
date time
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Felix Möhlmann answered

Your code looks correct and I don't see any description of what exactly the problem is in your post, so here is some general advice.

If you are having trouble with a particular FlexScript command or class, you can look up the reference in the manual and see if that helps you to fix the issue. Below I will link to the page about the DateTime class.

https://docs.flexsim.com/en/21.0/Reference/CodingInFlexSim/FlexScriptAPIReference/Data/DateTime.html

When converting a string to a DateTime, make sure that either the date string is given in the windows default format or specify the format as a second parameter, so the function can correctly interpret your string.

In your case this would be:

DiaElegido = DateTime(TableFechas[1][2], "%d/%m/%Y - %H:%m")

You might also want to write the resulting "DiaInicio" to the table as a string, instead of the numerical DateTime value

TableFechas[1][1] = DiaInicio.toString();

I hope this helps you with your problem. If not, please provide some more information about what exactly is going wrong in your model. And if possible attach the model; diagnosing errors is much easier that way. You can make the private if necessary.

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