The figure shows a screenshot of the Create Copy Operation dialog.
On the From side, the Type field is set to "Expression". The Expression box contains the following line:
string('canceled')
On the To side, the Type field is set to "Variable". It shows the following tree hierarchy:
Variables > Process > Variables (not expanded)
Variables > Process > Scope - SetOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:custid
Variables > Process > Scope - SetFinalOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:ordid
Variables > Process > Scope - SetFinalOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:orderdate
Variables > Process > Scope - SetFinalOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:price
Variables > Process > Scope - SetFinalOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:status. This item is selected.
Variables > Process > Scope - SetFinalOrderStatus > Variables > orderStatusRequest > OrdersCollection > ns19:OrdersCollection > ns19:Orders > ns19:comments
The XPath field is set to "/ns19:OrdersCollection/ns19:Orders/ns19:status".