BusinessEvents: Working with Decision Tables

• Click Add to add rows. Enter the data in the new cells or drag and drop the properties form Argument Explorer.
• Click Fit Content to resize the columns so they fit around the text.
• You can search for certain values by entering text in the Search field.
• Click Show Text button to see the contents of the cell, instead of just the values you are comparing with for the attributes you have dragged to the condition and action areas.
• Drag and drop the catalog functions you see collapsed by default on the right side of the application. Drag and drop them to the function area (marked by the ) or to the cell you are editing. For example, if you want to compare some attribute that is of type integer against the rounded value of "39.99", you could say in one of your conditions "< Math.round(39.99)" by dragging and dropping the Math round function from the Standard Functions
  window and then entering the arguments of that function.
• Right-click on the condition area on the properties you dragged there to take a few actions relating to the column you have clicked on. For example, you can move the column, remove it, or change other field settings.
• Click on the drop-down menu on the properties dragged to either the condition or the action area to filter out which rows to show based on the values. For example, if you want to see just the Account.AccountType where AccountType is "current" and you want to filter out all the other rows that do not have this value, select the "current" value from the drop-down list that will show you all the values you have entered so far in that column.
• Click Remove to delete rows. If you add more rows after this operation, the row IDs are not reused.
• Right-click on column headers and choose Remove to delete any conditions or actions from the table. You cannot remove the last condition column because a minimum of one condition column must exist if you have any action columns. When you remove columns, certain rows may also get merged if they now share the same values in their condition cells. If this happens, if you have non-custom actions and the rows have the same priority, the last row to be merged will have its actions be merged and the others deleted.
• Select Table > Show Property, to see meta-data of the entire decision table. You can only modify the effective date and the expiration date.