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This post was last edited by diyemei on 2015-7-7 at 10:58. The workshop is currently processing a certain product, and it is necessary to keep track of the weight of the materials added each hour. Previously, the BDSET-2L module was used to store the weight data and display it on a screen; now, it is required to generate a file on the computer, with one file for each batch produced. Can this be done using reports? I took a quick look, and it seems it won’t work. Are there any other similar methods? Note: The generation time is not fixed, nor is the time limit
On this document, should one variable be displayed once or multiple variables displayed once?
Originally, it was displayed on the screen in this format: 1.××× 2.××× 3.×××, corresponding respectively to variables in BDSET-2L such as DT01.DT02.DT03. Now I want to write it in a file in the same format; anything that will achieve this will do. Is there any clever way to do it? ? ?
Are DT01.DT02..DT03 the values of a variable at different times? Are it the values of different variables at the same moment?
If it’s the values of different variables at the same moment, just use an instant report
DT01.DT02..DT03 are different variables that store values at different times; moreover, the production process is irregular, and the duration is also not fixed
The time when it is generated isn’t fixed, nor is there a set time limit, but there must still be something akin to a switch that triggers BDSET-2L to record data, right? Can we trigger the instant report using the conditions that trigger BDSET-2L?
Previously, around 14 values were displayed on the screen. According to you, do I have to generate 14 reports? ? ? Is there a way to generate items one by one in a table, so that it ends up as a summary table? ? ? ?
I’m sorry, I don’t quite understand what you mean. The report can display the values of 14 different variables at the same time. If that really isn’t possible, just record the data from BDSET-2L in reports – one report per batch triggered.
Thank you, I now have a general idea