If OR is selected as a boolean operator in an expression, click the Add item icon to add a new comparison, or click the Delete row icon to delete the selected comparison (Equivalently, use the Insert, Shift+Insert, and Delete keys). To re-order comparisons, you can use the Windows drag-and-drop operation.

Most expressions require parameters that may themselves be expressions. Use SmartPrompt to select a property as a parameter.

Keyword

Effect

Value of

Assigns the value of an expression to a property.

Sum of , Minimum of , Maximum of , Average of

Performs the computation indicated based on an aggregate property in the Expression field When you select any of these four aggregate operators, the Expression field must identify a single property reference (for example, a Value Group ), not a more general form of an expression.

This property is set to equal that of the first property with the same name found on a parent page. Only a property on a page of a class equal to or a descendant of this expression will be used as input. You can't use a When expression or rule with this computation type.

Value of first matching property in parent pages

After this expression is defined, the link is immediately established and maintained by the system.

On the Change Tracking tab, the Calculate Value field must be set to Whenever inputs change ' and the Execute this Expression field must be set to ' Regardless of any pages it is embedded in '.

This feature is known as property reflection, because the target property automatically updates to reflect the value of the parent property.

Performs the computation indicated based on a Page Group or Page List property in the Expression field.

True if Any Entries of

Applies an OR operation to a list or group of expressions, each of which returns true or false. Appears when the target property has type TrueFalse.

True if All Entries of

Applies an AND operation to a list or group of expressions, each of which returns true or false. Appears when the target property has type TrueFalse.

True if No Entries of

Applies a NOT operation to a list or group of expressions, each of which returns true or false. Appears when the target property has type TrueFalse.

Index for Minimum of

Finds the smallest value among the values in the aggregate property in the Expression field, and returns the index (subscript) of that value.

Index for Maximum of

Finds the largest value among the values in the aggregate property in the Expression field, and returns the index (subscript) of that value.

Result of Decision Tree

Evaluates a decision tree and assigns the result to the target property. See More... for information about special processing that can occur at runtime in this case.

Result of Decision Table

Evaluates a decision table and assigns the result to the target property. See More... for information about special processing that can occur at runtime in this case.

Result of Map Value

Evaluates a map value and assigns the result to the target property. See More... for information about special processing that can occur at runtime in this case.

Set property to

Instructions

Value of

Enter an expression, or choose and complete one of the function alias phrases from the selection list. Enter a pair of double-quotation marks ("") for a null text value.

If the Calculate Value field on the Change Tracking tab is set to Whenever inputs change, reference at least one input property on the primary page, the page that matches the class of the Applies To key part of this rule.

Your expression can reference properties on other pages — listed in the Pages & Classes tab — using a page name and property reference, but these properties are not change-tracked. References to aggregate properties apply to all elements of the property, so include parentheses () with no explicit subscript.

If the Page Context field is not blank, you can use the Parent keyword followed by a period and property name to identify properties on the immediate parent of the primary page, or the Top keyword followed by a period and property name to reference a property in the top-level page. (You can use the Parent keyword more than once.)

Sum of, Minimum of, Maximum of, Average of, Count of, Index for Minimum of, Index for Maximum of

Identify a single aggregate property containing the values to be summed, averaged, and so on. For Sum of and Average of, the property type must be numeric.

References to aggregate properties apply to all elements of the property, so include parentheses () with no explicit subscript. (You can't use the Top or Parent keywords here.)

Enter the second key part of a rule of that type. If the Page Context key part is empty, the system uses the Applies To key part of this rule as the Applies To key part of the referenced rule.

Result of Decision Tree , Result of Decision, TableResult of Map Value

Otherwise, it uses the class of the Target Property as the Applies To key part. If the decision tree, decision table, or map value references named pages, identify these pages on the Pages & Classes tab. (You can't use the Top or Parent keywords here.)

Enter an expression that evaluates to true only for those elements of the aggregate property that you want include in the computation. Leave blank to include all the elements.

Typically, the expression involves a comparison and a property within the aggregate property, for example:

.Color!="White"

where .Color is an embedded property within a Page List of class Embed-Houses. If the Page List property contains 100 pages and the Set Property To selection is Count of, this expression counts how many of the 100 pages have a Color value not equal to "White."

In the expression, the page that matches the class of the Applies To key part of this rule. Your expression can reference properties on other pages using a page name and property reference, but these properties are not change-tracked.