The Result view is used both to display the different charts selected in the Output selection view as well as detailed outputs of different objects selected in the Model view. The detailed information include the standard deviation as well as the values of all individual replications along with the name and the mean value of the output.

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Copy

This option copies the chart as an image to the clipboard.

Save Image As...

Used to save a chart as an image, available image formats are .emf, .png, .gif, .jpg, .tif, .bmp.

Page Setup...

This options contains the settings for printing the chart, e.g. page size, orientation, and margins.

Print...

Opens the dialog for printing the chart, in which for example what printer to use and number of copies can be selected.

Show Point Values

This option is default set to active but can be inactivated here. When active hovering with the mouse pointer over a bar in the char displays the value of that bar. The image below show an example of how the values are presented. This example also illustrates that hovering over stacked bars displays the sum of the stacked elements up until the one hovered over.

Un-Zoom(/Un-Pan)

This option undo the last zoom or pan made. Note that the option changes from Un-Zoom to Un-Pan when the last action performed was panning.

Undo All Zoom/Pan

This undo all zooms and pans made in the chart, not only the latest made.

Set Scale to Default

Resets the scale of the chart to the default scale used before zooming or panning the chart, same effect as previous option Undo All Zoom/Pan.

Show Full Path

When active all labels on the x-axis is shown with their full path (possibly a bit cropped if it is longer than 20 characters). Default this option is not active and only the name of each object is used as label.

Exclude In-Active

When active this option filters all bars belonging to an object that is not active in the model, i.e. all objects not active in a Selection or a Flow Selection or not reachable through any active Connection. Default this option is not active and all objects are shown.

Sort

See Sort below.

Filter objects

This option contains a list of object-types. By selecting/deselecting the different object-types it is possible to filter which object-types that shown in the chart.

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Sort on total value

As it implies, arranges the bars in decreasing total value (sum of stacked elements for stacked-barcharts) from left to right.

Sort on order in xml file

Means that the bars of the barchart are sorted according to the order they have in model xml file.

Stack element sort

Allows sorting stacked-barcharts according to one single stack element (e.g. Sole bottleneck, see middle image aboive) or the sum of some stack elements (e.g. Working + Failed + Blocked, see right image above). Each stack element can be included or excluded from the sort by simply selecting or deselecting it in the sort menu.

Sort on order in model

Sorts the bars according to the production flow considering it in a Breadth-first search¹ perspective, follow the link for a description of the search algorithm. This option is available for outputs originating from a production flow object in the model (e.g. Operation or Buffer).

This table will contain detailed output data of the objects selected in the Model view. The format of the table will differ depending on what is selected.

• If no object (model and variant outputs are displayed) or a single object is selected the rows will contain the different outputs and the columns will contain the mean value, standard deviation and the value of each individual replication.
• In the case when several objects are selected it is the other way around, i.e. the rows will contain the objects and the columns the output data. In this case their will also be an option to include the standard deviation by checking the checkbox 'Show standard deviation' (see image to the left).

  Note: This is done so that the outputs in the columns can be sorted and compared in an easier way.

Multiple disturbances example

The example to the left shows detailed output data for individual disturbances along with their combined impact on the object.

Note: Since individual disturbances can fail at the same time the sum of individual failure data can exceed their combined impact on the object.

Note: The reported failed portion/time for individual disturbances doesn't include time when a failure has been canceled for some reason, e.g. a missing resource.