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row index of global table

how can i pull the name of row index in a script. I am using the following, please check and let me know if this is right or there is some other command to pull the value.

Table:

this is the example table where i have assembly names on index rows and process attributes on the columns. I want to pull the name of assembly based on which step in process it is. so i am using the above command.


Index rows below ProcessTime
Assembly 1
10
Assembly 2 20
Assembly 3 5


string AssyName= Table("TableName")[token.sequenceNumber][0]--I am using 0 to pull the index column number.

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Never mind....I found it. Its getRowHeader() function to get the header values.

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In FlexSim, global tables can have a row header. Take this table:
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This table has a row header and a column called Process Time. You can use code like this to get the Process Time based on the row header:

Table("MyTable")["Assembly 2"]["ProcessTime"]



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thank you for your answer, but i need the row index value not the process time. otherwise i know how to pull the values from the table. Do you know how can i access the row index value. Check out the code i put. can we use 0 to pull the row index value.

string AssyName= Table("TableName")[token.sequenceNumber][0]--I am using 0 to pull the index column number.

I want to pull assembly name not the process time.

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