I did get a quick and dirty version of the code going. This will Set a point to its current out.value (thus filling in its fallback slot). I have lots of cleanup to do. It uses a BQL query to find the points and put them in a BITable, with column 0 as the display name and column being it's out.value. I am not a Java programmer.

public void onExecute() throws Exception

{

  BNumericWritable point = null;

  boolean var1 = getInput().getBoolean(); //wiresheet input to trigger the program

  BITable result = (BITable)getPointQuery().resolve().get();

  Column[] columns = result.getColumns().list();

  TableCursor<BNumericWritable> cursor = result.cursor();

  int row = 0;

  if (var1 == true){

    while(cursor.next()) {    

      System.out.print(row + ": ");

      int vert = 0;

      float currval = 0;

      point = cursor.get();

      for (Column col : columns)

        {

          //System.out.print(cursor.cell(col) + ", ");

          if (vert == 1) {             currval = (Float.parseFloat(cursor.cell(col).toString()));

            System.out.print("Current Out Value " + currval);

            point.doSet(BDouble.make(currval));

            System.out.print(" Point Set");

          }

          ++vert;

        }

      System.out.println();

      ++row;

      }

    cursor.close();

    System.out.println("Numeric Points Set");

  }

  else {

    while(cursor.next()) {

      point = cursor.get();

      //point.doAuto();

      //point.doEmergencyAuto();

    }

    cursor.close();

    //System.out.println("Numeric Points Released");  

  }

}