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So I did some further testing. Based on what those results yielded, I determined that the data generated by my model is in fact in Hours. I'm still not sure why the report was asserting seconds, but for my purposes, and due to some time constrains, I am confident the data is valid now. On a different ...

I've only ever used Run > Setup to change my Base Time Units. Also, I tried testing what would happen if I changed the Base Time Units to minutes, and the TimeUnits asserted "Hours"... When I switched my Base Time Units back to Hours it the TimeUnits went right back to asserting seconds. Things ...

When designing the model, The only time I changed the base units was when I first designed the model. I moved the DOE into a new folder in my Documents directory outside of my OneDrive's scope and re-ran it. The TimeUnits still asserted Seconds. I hit refresh all as directed which did not change anything ...

I created a model in Arena Simulation Software in which I set the "Base Time Units" to Hours and built the model around that time scale. The model ran for 520 days. However, the first tab of the Model Statistics spreadsheet asserts the "Time Units" as seconds. I'm having difficulty with model verification ...