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Ha Thore, Ok, that indeed throws the second idea out of the window. I had overlooked the data recorder at that time. What you can do is at the start of the new scenario, update the column in which the DataRecorde will start writing. This is the "Att([StartColumnExcel], RefDataRecorder)". I've create...

Ha Thore, If you're already writing your data away in an Excel file I think that what you're missing is to have Enterprise Dynamics write the data for each experiment into a different column. To get the number of the experiment that you're currently are running, you have to get this information form...

Hello Freek, Sorry for the late response, but your post slipped through somehow and wasn't noticed earlier. First a few general remarks. If you want the code to consist out of more than one line, you have to place it within a Do( ... ). The "&" you used is a "bitwise and expression", which is loopin...

Hello Ivo, The point is that what you're currently implementing is only going to reflect on the routing choices that the transporter is taking. So the distances in the table AddDistances are more like penalties that are implemented on a specific route. In your case also the speed that the transporte...

Hello Masterflolo, There are a few points here. First, since you want to collect 5 products, you're currently calling for each of these 5 products a Human Resource. Here you need to call a Human Resource only for the first product of each batch (I would use a modulus here (Mod)). Secondly, I see tha...

Hello Ivo, To your first question: Yes, normally the channels of this atom are hidden. I would say there are several options here. You can replace on the Initialize atom the code: in(1,c) with: AtomByName([Network Controller18], model) Note: Normally we advise not to use this command because it is r...

Hello Masterflolo, Can you send me the model or an example? I would like to see what is exactly happening. Because what can happen is that, due to the batching, the function "HumanResourceTeam_FreeResources" is called several times. So you have to be sure that it is called with the correct product (...

Ha Thore,

Have you considered using the Batch functionality of the server atom (second tab)? Here you indicate that you have 1 in, B out and you can specify the batch size by directly referring to the label on the original product.

I hope this helps you.

Regards,

Harry

Ha Thore, Ok, I found it... You can only set the rank, when the atom is already directly selected (like rank(animatom) := 1, Rank(i) := 1 etc...). In this particular case, you can use SetRank(1, Rank(count, c)). Or you use a local variable in which you store the atom reference and then you move it w...

Ha Thore, Can you show me your model so I can have a look at it, or create an example model where the error also pops up? So on first sight, I don't see it, I must admit. You can also send me your model in a private message if you don't want to share the complete model on the community. Regards, Harry