When you add certain evaluators, the program may correctly and automatically assign the Attribute to the correct Evaluator/column in the Attribute Table. If not, select Evaluator and correctly assign the Attribute. You will need to the Type as and the Value as the Evaluator you would like. “Field” The DeliveryStops layer contains information for 108 customers of Tantastic Sweater Pros. TSP owns 1 truck capable of holding 36 customers’ orders. As such, they provide 3 different delivery windows and have assigned the customers to one of the 3 delivery windows (indicated by the column in the DeliveryStops’ Attribute Table These 3 routes correspond to 3 copies of the Depot included in “Route”). the Depot layer (also labeled as in the Depot’s Attribute Table). “Route” Because the delivery vehicle needs to start from and return to the Depot for each route, you will need to load all three of the Depots as a Stop as the first stop, load all of the DeliveryStops, and then load all three of the Depots as a Stop as the last stop. Use the Locations” options when you right click on “Load the Stops segment in the Network Analyst window for your New Route. As long as you allow the program to assign each Depot and DeliveryStop to a Route (after selecting the Locations” option, you will want to make sure RouteName is labeled as [it will likely occur “Load “Route” automatically, but you will want to double check since it you won’t get the correct results otherwise]). Using the tutorial you have already completed in class as a guide, you will need to evaluate the services of the Tantastic Sweater Pros delivery arm. The delivery vehicles start and end at the depot. As such, make sure you reorder the delivery stops but keep the first and last stop the same. You will need to select the appropriate metrics for the routing to track the necessary variables.
When you add certain evaluators, the program may correctly and automatically assign the Attribute to the correct Evaluator/column in the Attribute Table. If not, select Evaluator and correctly assign the Attribute. You will need to the Type as “Field” and the Value as the Evaluator you would like. The DeliveryStops layer contains information for 108 customers of Tantastic Sweater Pros. TSP owns 1 truck capable of holding 36 customers’ orders. As such, they provide 3 different delivery windows and have assigned the customers to one of the 3 delivery windows (indicated by the column in the DeliveryStops’ Attribute Table “Route”). These 3 routes correspond to 3 copies of the Depot included in the Depot layer (also labeled as “Route” in the Depot’s Attribute Table). Because the delivery vehicle needs to start from and return to the Depot for each route, you will need to load all three of the Depots as a Stop as the first stop, load all of the DeliveryStops, and then load all three of the Depots as a Stop as the last stop. Use the “Load Locations” options when you right click on the Stops segment in the Network Analyst window for your New Route. As long as you allow the program to assign each Depot and DeliveryStop to a Route (after selecting the “Load Locations” option, you will want to make sure RouteName is labeled as “Route” [it will likely occur automatically, but you will want to double check since it you won’t get the correct results otherwise]). Using the tutorial you have already completed in class as a guide, you will need to evaluate the services of the Tantastic Sweater Pros delivery arm. The delivery vehicles start and end at the depot. As such, make sure you reorder the delivery stops but keep the first and last stop the same. You will need to select the appropriate metrics for the routing to track the necessary variables.
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