Adding and populating rows

You can add blank rows, partially completed rows, and otherwise rows to a decision table. You can also move, split, merge and delete rows, and populate them with values from an enumerated domain.

Adding a blank row
You add and populate a row for each rule you want to define.
Adding a partially completed row
You can add partially completed rows to a decision table.
Adding an otherwise row
You can add an otherwise row to a condition column for when none of the other conditions in the column are correct.
Populating rows with values from an enumerated domain
You can add new rows and populate them with values from an enumerated domain.
Adding rows that contain values
You can add rows that already contain values to a decision table to create or extend a series of rules.
Moving rows
You can move rows up or down in a decision table, using the decision table editor.
Splitting rows
You can split a row if one of its columns has two subcolumns.
Merging rows
You can merge rows in a decision table.
Deleting rows
You can delete decision table rows.

Parent topic: Working with decision tables

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Working with decision tables