When form
Completing the Conditions tab

C-537 Complete the Conditions tab to enter or revise a when condition rule that can be expressed as a single Boolean condition, or the conjunction (ANDing) of one or more Boolean conditions.

Each row defines a single comparison or other condition that evaluates to True or False. The when condition rule evaluates to True only if all rows evaluate to true. Accordingly, while the order of rows may affect computational performance, orderdoes not affect the outcome of the when condition rule evaluation.

You can use the Expression Builder and SmartPrompt to help enter the row contents.

Managing rows

Rows after the first are labeled AND. The first row is labeled When.

• Click the Insert Row icon () next to any row to insert another row below the current row.
• Click the Add row icon () next to any row to add a row above the current row.
• Select a row by clicking within the blue text and click the Delete icon () at the right to delete that row.
• You cannot delete the first row.

Entering and revising row contents

Click within blue text to enter or revise a condition. You can type the condition directly into the space, or use any of these tools for assistance:

• Use SmartPrompt to choose a property name in the Applies To class (or a higher class). Type a period and click the Down Arrow key.
• Start the Expression Builder for guided assistance in selecting and entering a function call and parameters. Click the magnifying glass icon ().

Review using property Short Descriptions

When reviewing this tab, you can see a presentation using either property names or the Short Description (pyLabel) of properties.

Click Display Name to view the tab using property names. Click Display Label to view that tab using Short Description values. (Note that two or more properties may have the same Short Description text.) 5.5 GRP-387

Examples of valid conditions

The following are all examples of valid conditions:

.pyName = "ABC"

State = Insured.State

@CurrentDate(DEFAULT, FULL) ^="20050101"

Using the Expression Builder

About When Conditions