Advanced Product Designer attribute usage configuration sets default field behavior so product designers control data entry consistency. Advanced Product Designer conditional exceptions add rule-based usage changes for specific scenarios.
About this task
Note: Field usage is a product model property.
Procedure
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In Advanced Product Designer, navigate to the Attributes tab in
a product.
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On an attribute, select .
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Select a value from the Default Usage drop-down menu.
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Select Rule to add a rule.
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In Conditional Exceptions, click Add
Condition to add a conditional exception.
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In the Rule popup, define the rule conditions in the
IF field.
Depending upon the attribute type, the operator can be:
| = |
Equal to |
| != |
Not equal to |
| < |
Less than |
| > |
Greater than |
| <= |
Less than or equal to |
| >= |
Greater than or equal to |
| has a value |
Checks to see if the field != null. |
| has no value |
Checks to see if the field = null. |
For example, in Field select
Policy.Base Jurisdiction, click Select
and choose = as the operator, and set the matching value to
California.
To check if a field is not
null and not equal to zero, create a condition of the form
Building.Area has a value and Building.Area != 0. Choose
Add Condition to join multiple conditions with
and.