Decision Builder user interface

Learn more about the decision tables user interface in Workflow Studio.

Decision tables home page in Workflow Studio

You can do the following on the Decision tables home page in Workflow Studio:

• Create a table by selecting New and selecting Decision table.
• Open a table that you have already created.
• Sort and filter the list of your decision tables.
• Edit the available columns by selecting the List Actions icon ().
• Delete selected decision tables.

New decision table

You can do the following on a new decision table:

• Name your decision table and provide a description.
• Select an application to associate the decision table with.
• Select the scope that the decision table should be accessible from.
• Choose to enable draft authoring, enabling you to create decision tables in draft mode before publishing them for use.

Decision table

When you first create a decision table, you can do the following:

• Add inputs, condition columns, and result columns.
• Add decision rows.
• Save the decision table.
• Export the table to Microsoft Excel and import back into Decision Builder. You can export and import only after saving the table.
• Edit the properties of the decision table.
• Delete the decision table.

Complete decision table

On a saved decision table, you can do the following:

• Publish the decision table.
• Edit the decision rows again in the Decision Builder interface.
• Edit the inputs, condition columns, or result columns.
• Export to Excel, edit the decision rows again, and import into Decision Builder to update the decision table.
• Test your decision table to make sure the rules provide the desired outcome for a given set of input data.

Pagination

Pagination is a method used to present large data sets by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable sections called pages. This feature helps you to switch between pages by selecting the page you would like to see.

注:

• You must save changes before leaving the current view, when reordering, adding, deleting rows, or modifying the table.
• If a new row is added at the end of the page, the added row moves to the next page after saving.
• Post export/import, filtering, or when changing the number of rows in the page, you’re redirected to the first page.