![]() You are now ready to start building your Visual Logic code. In our example, because Queue for Activity 2 is at the top of the list, if Route to take takes a value of 1, the Work Item will be directed to Queue for Activity 2, and if it takes a value of 2, the item will be directed to Queue for Activity 3. ![]() ![]() To make sure that Work Items will be directed based on the value of “Route to take”, go to the Routing Out dialog of Activity 1, select “Label” and select Route to take from the list of all Labels in simulation. After that, create also a Label called “Route to take”, without assigning to Objects or setting it to any Actions. ![]() More detailed instructions on setting up this Label are found in the Labels Tutorial. Create a Label called “lbl_Type”, assign it to Object Start Point 1, and add a “Set To:” Action, so the Label is set to a Rounded Uniform distribution with parameters 1 and 2. Go to the Data & Rules Tab and enter the Labels dialog. ![]() The aim of the example is for Activity 1 to send Work items of Type 1 to the first destination which is Queue for Activity 2, and items of Type 2 to the second destination, that is Queue for Activity 3. ![]()
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