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How to access a token value for statistic report purpose

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Hi, i have a process flow "Transport task for handler 1", and i would like to create a statistic report that shows the destination of the flow item for each loading task. In my statistic collector "Handler1_Move_Tracking", i create a column "Destination" which point to "token.FlowItem.destination.destination" . But it had exception error "Flexscript Error MODEL:/Tools/StatisticsCollectors/Handler1_Move_Tracking>stats/liveColumns/Destination/valueNode Line 6 Data type void does not support property destination" . How do i resolve this?

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FlexSim 20.0.0
flexsim 20.0.0how to access token value on statistic collector
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@Anthony C5,

I'm looking at your Stats Collector and I think the first thing is that the "token" is not referencing the token that it seems like it is. The information for the Stats Collector is stored under "data", and not "token". That said, your listening event doesn't actually carry a reference to the token, but rather the task sequence passed to Handler1. So if you're looking for the task sequence itself, you would reference it using the code below:

data.ts1 //returns the task sequence assigned to Handler1

Now from there, I'm not sure how to get the destination you're looking for, to be honest. But maybe you're aware of how that works. Hopefully this helps!

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thanks for the insight

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