Hi Dominic,

there actually exist two acces points in the Object Model to statistics data:

1) via the "PslTranslist" object you can call the method "GetStatistics" to get all statistics data of a single translation list (capsulated in a "PslStatistics" object, see below)

       example in C#: PslStatistics objTransListStatistics = objTransList.GetStatistics();

2) via the "PslStatistics"´object you then get access to the specific statistical data like "AutoTranslated" or "Fuzzy95_99"

      example in C#: int intAutoTranslated = objStatistics.AutoTranslated.WordCount; 

Should function the same way via a "Basic" macro. But actually requires some coding work to reach ones goals.

Have also a look at "Issue with COM object "PslStatistics" in Passolo 2018 - 3. Object Model - Passolo - RWS Community".

Regards

Karl-Heinz

Hi Dominic,

there actually exist two acces points in the Object Model to statistics data:

1) via the "PslTranslist" object you can call the method "GetStatistics" to get all statistics data of a single translation list (capsulated in a "PslStatistics" object, see below)

       example in C#: PslStatistics objTransListStatistics = objTransList.GetStatistics();

2) via the "PslStatistics"´object you then get access to the specific statistical data like "AutoTranslated" or "Fuzzy95_99"

      example in C#: int intAutoTranslated = objStatistics.AutoTranslated.WordCount; 

Should function the same way via a "Basic" macro. But actually requires some coding work to reach ones goals.

Have also a look at "Issue with COM object "PslStatistics" in Passolo 2018 - 3. Object Model - Passolo - RWS Community".

Regards

Karl-Heinz

Hi Karl-Heinz,

thanks a lot for the quick reply. I will give it a try and build a similar report the UI provides.

Also many thanks for the linked post.

Best regards, Dominic