A condition for a specific predefined value Example: Temp = Celcius |
- From the list of conditions on the left, select the condition name.
- From the list of values on the right, select one value.
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A condition for multiple predefined values Example: Temp in (Celcius,Fahrenheit,Kelvin) |
- From the list of conditions on the left, select the condition name.
- From the list of values on the right, select all of the values that you want to include.
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A condition relative to an alphanumeric value that you define, including dates
Examples:
- A condition for the date is equal to a specific date value.
- The condition name for product version is set to be between two version numbers.
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- From the list of conditions on the left, select the condition name.
- On the right side of the window, select one of the following options:
- Equals — an exact value
- From — a minimum value
- To — a maximum value*
- Between — a minimum and a maximum value*
Note:
* When the condition is for version numbers, the To value and the top value for Between) define an allowed range up to but not including the specified number.
Always follow the onscreen user assistance for specific guidelines. Field requirements can vary depending on how the condition values were defined by the information architect.
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A condition expression that includes multiple condition name-value pairs Complex expressions can include the following:
- the logical operators AND the OR
- parentheses to group parts of the expression and define the order in which they should be evaluated
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- Click Advanced mode at the top of the window.
- In the New condition field, define your complex condition. You can use the following methods:
- Select a condition name and value(s) to create a simple condition and then use the Copy condition button to copy it to your clipboard. Paste the condition into the New condition field using Ctrl + V.
- Select any condition expression that appears in the Recently used list and then copy and paste it into the New condition field.
- Manually type in the field to add logical operators and parentheses.
You can repeat copy-paste actions as many times as needed to build your complex expression.
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