Difference between revisions of "Defining Conditions"

Revision as of 19:21, 2 November 2012

To add a condition:

Click [Add Condition]. A field-chooser dialog opens.
Choose a field.
- Here, the selected field points to an Account
- Since each Account has multiple fields, selecting it causes those fields to be displayed.
When you have the field you want, click [Insert Field]
- The selected field appears in the condition.
- Or use the [Close] button to close the dialog without selecting anything.
Choose an operator. (The choices depend on the type of field that was selected.)
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Type in a field value.
Click the "x" icon to remove a condition that is no longer needed.

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 To add a condition:
-# Click '''[Add Condition]'''
+# Click '''[Add Condition]'''. A field-chooser dialog opens.
-#: A field-chooser dialog opens.
 #:
-# Choose a field<br>[[File:ChooseFieldDialog.png]]
+# Choose a field.<br>[[File:ChooseFieldDialog.png]]
 #:* Here, the selected field points to an '''Account'''
 #:* Since each Account has multiple fields, selecting it causes those fields to be displayed.
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 #:* Or use the '''[Close]''' button to close the dialog without selecting anything.
 #:
-# Choose an operator<br>[[File:ChooseFieldOperator.png]]
+# Choose an operator. (The choices depend on the type of field that was selected.)<br>[[File:ChooseFieldOperator.png]].
-#: The choices depend on the type of field that was selected
 #:
-# Type in a field value<br>[[File:ChooseFieldValue.png]]
+# Type in a field value.<br>[[File:ChooseFieldValue.png]]
-#:* Type in the value
+# Click the "x" icon to remove a condition that is no longer needed.
-#:* Click the "x" icon to remove the condition.
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