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Problem with correct LT calculation with Gantt Chart

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to trace a set of orders that run through my production system with a Gantt Chart.

I noticed that once an item is separated on two different lines in multiple sub items of different size, the Gantt registers only the time of the sub-items set that finishes first, but i would like to know when the last object of a certain arrival finished.

Can someone help me with this issue please?

Thank you so much

I upload below an example model. In the example I'd like to record when the last sub-item of each arrival finishes.

lt-calculation.fsm

FlexSim 18.1.0
gantt chart
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Jordan Johnson answered Filippo A commented

You can use the Statistics Collector to get what you need.

lt-calculation.fsm

In this model, I used the Statistics Collector to have one row per Type label. Each item that enters Queue1 updates the entry time for that type. Each item that enters either of the last two queues updates the last time for that type. I also made a bar chart, showing the duration for each type.


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Joshua S answered Filippo A commented

Let me know if this is what you are looking for. I added a list called Boxes that I pushed all the finished items to and it also reads the Split label assigned to them. In process flow I have a source trigger that reads all the entering items in the last queues. The pull from the list attempts to pull all the items based on the arrival group Split size and once pulled I have it print out the time.13454-lt-calculation.fsm


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