Subscripts and flows
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2018 1:12 pm
Hello,
I'm trying to do something I thought would be very simple and I'm ashamed to say I'm going around in circles! In the attached simple model, I have a stock representing a warehouse that receives imported goods. Those goods are then transferred to nearby warehouses for shipment to specific geographic regions and you can see flows from the main warehouse to two others, one for shipments to Scotland and one for shipments to Wales. The real model needs 18 different shipment areas.
This model structure works, but I want to avoid 18 different flows in the sketch by subscripting from the point where goods flow out of 'Warehouse1'. My problem is that the stock in Warehouse1 isn't broken down into regions, the choice being made at that point, so that stock can't be subscripted. How can I introduce subscripted elements at this stage and avoid the 'Subscript appears on the right, but not on the left' error?
I'm trying to do something I thought would be very simple and I'm ashamed to say I'm going around in circles! In the attached simple model, I have a stock representing a warehouse that receives imported goods. Those goods are then transferred to nearby warehouses for shipment to specific geographic regions and you can see flows from the main warehouse to two others, one for shipments to Scotland and one for shipments to Wales. The real model needs 18 different shipment areas.
This model structure works, but I want to avoid 18 different flows in the sketch by subscripting from the point where goods flow out of 'Warehouse1'. My problem is that the stock in Warehouse1 isn't broken down into regions, the choice being made at that point, so that stock can't be subscripted. How can I introduce subscripted elements at this stage and avoid the 'Subscript appears on the right, but not on the left' error?