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Measurements

  • Last UpdatedAug 11, 2025
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The Measurements tab showing the context menu for a table cell, with the mouse pointer on the Override Simulated value with Actual (fixed) entry

In this tab you can compare measurement values in the staging database with those in the schedule. If your simulation mode is set to Manual, you may have to click the Simulate button in the Simulation group of the Home ribbon tab for the measurement values in the schedule to appear.

Measurements can be of the following types:

  • Inventory: The amount of material in a tank.

  • Property: A property value of the material in a tank.

  • Composition: The composition of the material in a tank, expressed as a list of grades and percentage values.

  • Flow Rate: The flow rate of the material in a pipe.

  • Flow Property: A property value of the material in a pipe.

Overriding measurements

You can override schedule measurements with actual measurements by selecting one or more rows, right clicking and choosing either Override Simulated Value With Actual (fixed) or Override Simulated Value With Actual (offset) from the context menu. The Override column is modified as follows:

  • If the fixed option is chosen, the simulated value is replaced with the measured value.

  • If the offset option is chosen, the simulated value is modified with an offset so that it matches the measured value.

Alternatively, you can write override values directly in the Override column. For example, enter =38.5 to override the simulated value with the value 38.5. You can also modify the schedule value using mathematical operators as shown in these examples:

  • Type +0.1 to add 0.1 to the schedule value. Use the minus sign to subtract values.

  • Type *1.1 to multiply the schedule value by 1.1, that is, to increase the value by 10%.

  • Type +10% to obtain the same result as the previous example.

  • Type /2 to halve the schedule value.

For measurements of type Flow Rate you can also specify the duration of the override, by entering and end date and time in the Override End Time column. By default, this value is set to the end of the scheduling period. Click the arrow button next to the value to open a calendar/clock widget to choose a new date and time.

Warning: No change is made to the schedule until you click the Apply button in the Modelling group of the Home ribbon tab.

The Measurements tab table

Below is a description of the columns in the Measurements tab.

Item

Description

Source

The measurement source (for instance a tank name).

Type

The type of measurement: Composition, Inventory, Property, Flow Rate or Flow Property.

Details

The details of the measurement:

  • Blank for Inventory and Flow Rate measurements.

  • The property name for Property or Flow Property measurements.

  • The component materials for Composition measurements.

UoM

The unit of measure for the measurement.

Material

The material for which the measurement was taken. For Composition measurements, you can choose the assay to associate with the traded material shown in the Details column. Click the arrow button in the cell and choose an assay from the list.

Time

The date and time at which the measurement was taken.

Actual

The actual value of the measurement, from the staging database.

Simulated

The simulate value of the measurement, from the schedule.

Delta

The absolute difference between the actual and the simulated value.

Relative (%)

The relative difference between the actual and the simulated value, as a percentage of the actual value.

Override

The value chosen to override the pre-existing value in the schedule.

Override End Time

The end date and time of the override. Active only for measurements of type Flow Rate.

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