There is a way to save the value of a visual offset and use it later without having to go back to the Find Visual Offset node.
To do this we must first create an installation variable and dedicate a position value to it.
For example: offset_value = p[0,0,0,0,0,0] (see following screenshot)
Once the variable is created we must also create a feature point which will be used as a feature for movements outside the apply visual offset.
The feature point will have to be taught in the database referent and here is a screenshot to be able to create this feature. We must teach it in the same place as the value of the visual offset Tag (highlight in yellow on the picture).
In the following image you have an example program where when the visual offset is found we save the value of the offset (Tag_2) in the installation variable (offset_value).
Then we can take the value of the offset_value and include it in our feature point(feature_offset).
When all this step is finished our offset value is now saved in our feature point and can be used as a feature instead of the Tag.