Hey @moehlmann_fe!
I am currently working on a few more adjustments to this simulation and was wondering if you could help me out again. I want to set the simulation up to be able to run through multiple dates and stores at once, I added a store column to the AssociatesByHour_All table, added 720 rows for an additional 12 scenarios for a different store on a different date and added 3 new parameters for store, date & store-date combo. I assume for anything involving dates I have to use options.

In the AssociatesByHour reset trigger I used the same methodology for the store parameter as the RegisterScenario parameter.

On the arrivals table that feeds the source with flow items, I added another column and changed the column headers to be the store-date combo and am hoping to set it up so that the parameter will choose the right set of arrivals for the correct scenarios, but not sure if it is working as intended yet.

And the most challenging change I need to make is to the empirical distribution that feeds the ItemCount label creation. The item count distribution varies by time of day and from store to store and I don't know exactly how I can set it up within the built in empirical distribution properties to have more conditions. I added all of the data I am trying to use to accomplish this in the ItemDist global table, there is a frequency and weight column header for each hour of the day for 200 rows ( 1-200 items ) for the first store-date combo and then in rows 201-400 for the next store-date combo. Not sure if this is possible to achieve, but I wanted to see if you have some ideas.

Lastly, I think this one might be easy but I tried it and must have gotten the syntax wrong. On the processors R1-R15 I am trying to make an adjustment to the process time (currently 0.464 + item.ItemCount*0.0642). I want to add an if statement in here to add more time if the item count label is over 30 and want it to look like this:
0.464 + ( item.ItemCount * 0.0642 ) + if ( item.ItemCount > 30, ( ( item.ItemCount - 30 ) * 0.0126 * 0.5 ), 0 )
I know this is a lot and happy to post separate new posts, thanks for your continued help!