hello,
we are trying to calculate the delivery time for each luggage group, each group is defined by the luggage cluster. we want the time to start when the first luggage of each group enters the model and ends when the last luggage of each group is pulled off of the conveyor.
As shown in the picture the group number should have only the groups (1,2,3) and to have only one row for each group. Finally the total time for each of these groups
what would you recommend us to do dear Mr. @jason.lightfoot ?
thank you
I tried increasing the passenger numbers to get a decent amount of data to test - what's the maximum per flight that will still work with this data?
In a calculated table you can set this up easily by using this SQL:
SELECT [Group Number], AVG([Time]) AS [AverageDeliveryTime], MIN([Time]) AS [min] , MAX([Time]) AS [max], SUM([Time]) AS [Total], Count(*) AS [Qty] FROM [TotalPassengerWaitTimes] GROUP BY [Group Number]
hello dear jason,
as you can see everything is working properly after your suggestion, but for the (delivery time) there's a problem with the starting time. It should start when the first bag from each group enters the model no matter how the same group is distributed among the conveyors,
I thought the group was the number of bags a person has, not the flight. The delivery time is then the time from the first person's bag entering the conveyor to the time they collect their last one, no?
If you say it's the first bag of any passenger who has 3 bags, then when do you stop the time for delivery? It will never stop because there will continue to be people with 3 bags arriving. I must have misunderstood.
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