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Mayra Itzel RR asked Joerg Vogel commented

how to put sequences and times in a processor with a global table?

I want to put a sequence and a time to a processor

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Brandon Peterson avatar image Brandon Peterson ♦ commented ·

@mayra_itzel.rr

Could you expand on your question a little bit more? An example or detailed description of the problem would be helpful.

Thanks,

Brandon

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Mayra Itzel RR avatar image Mayra Itzel RR commented ·

@ brandon.peterson I am making a model that transports valves, I want a processor to take a certain time in the machine1 there?

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Ben Wilson avatar image Ben Wilson ♦♦ commented ·

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Sam Stubbs answered Joerg Vogel commented

@mayra_itzel.rr

If you want your processor to reference a cell on your table you can use the picklist option for Process Time called "Global Table Lookup" It will give you something looking like this:



You can also just get the same information using the flexscript statement:

Table("TableName")["RowName"]["ColumnName"]

The first part is a string that's your table name. The values in the square brackets are your row and column. They can be either a string or a number. For example if you had different Rows based on item type, and you wanted different times for the processors you could write it like this:

Table("ProcessTimeTable")[Item.Type][1]




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Mayra Itzel RR avatar image Mayra Itzel RR commented ·

@ sam.stubbs

Hi, How can I put, 3 types of operations, in 3 types of machines (Processor), these will produce 4 types of valves in each operation

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Sam Stubbs avatar image Sam Stubbs ♦ Mayra Itzel RR commented ·

I'm not sure I know exactly what you're asking. You can make the processing times different based on the operation being performed by using a Type variable for your items. That way when it's item type 1 being worked on, it can have a different operation time than a type 2.

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Mehdi K2 avatar image Mehdi K2 commented ·

I need a reverse direction is it possible?

Put a label of each token to table.

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Joerg Vogel avatar image Joerg Vogel Mehdi K2 commented ·

@Mehdi K2, please ask a new question! Thanks!

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