Editing Cells

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Editing Cells

In general, the cells of a decision table correspond to placeholders in the conditions and actions for the columns and you can think of the values of the cells completing the expression provided for the column. However, you can define condition and action columns that have no placeholders.

For ...	You ...
a condition column that has no placeholders	specify if the condition is true or false
an action column that has no placeholders	do not need to give a value for the cell. The action is already complete.

You can change the operator for a cell so that it differs from the one specified in the condition column expression.

To change the operator for a cell

In the Decision Table Editor, click the cell.
Open the Properties window.

To open the Properties window, right-click the cell, and on the shortcut menu click Properties.

In the Properties window, set the Operator property to the operator you want for the cell.

The operators you can choose from match the type of the value for the cell.

To reset the operator for a cell

In the Properties window for the cell, right-click the Operator property, and then click Reset.

The property returns to its default value.

Editing Cells

To change the operator for a cell

To reset the operator for a cell

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