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The Rule Builder allows you to create a rule that has more than one condition. In this way, you can write a rule that performs actions based on the values of more than one field. There is just one additional step to consider. When you use multiple conditions in a rule, you can edit the logic expression to specify
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Based on the conditions that you set up for your rule, a logic expression is built and displayed at the bottom of the screen. Notice the expression uses the AND operation by default. There may be business rules that require a change to the logic expression.
- The (AND operation) means that All of the specified conditions must be true before the actions set up in the Action Wizard are executed.
- The (AND operation) can be changed to an (OR operation) if only one of the conditions needs to be true (OR operation) before the actions are executed.
- You can group parts of the logic expression using parentheses if necessary.
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