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Edit Conditions Dialog Box Properties
You can use the Edit Conditions dialog box to edit a condition for adding conditional format. This topic describes the options in the dialog box.
Advanced/Basic
Switches the dialog box to the advanced mode or basic mode.
OK
Applies the settings and exits the dialog box.
Cancel
Cancels the settings and closes the dialog box.
Help
Displays the help document about this feature.
Basic Mode
The basic mode provides function for creating simple filter conditions that you can connect by the AND and OR operators.
Deletes the current condition line. Each condition line contains an expression with a logic operator which either connects the current expression with the following one or ends when it is the last line. An expression is composed of a field, an operator, and a value.
Field
Specifies the field that you want to filter.
Specifies the operator to compose the filter expression.
- =
Equal to - >
Greater than - >=
Greater than or equal to - <
Less than - <=
Less than or equal to - !=
Not equal to
Value
Specifies the value of how to filter the field. You can either type the value manually in the text box or select a value from the drop-down list. When you type multiple values manually, you should separate them with ",", and if "," or "\" is contained in the values, write it as "\," or "\\".
When you are editing conditional formatting on a field in a crosstab, the button 
is available. Select the button and you can choose an object from the value drop-down list to use its value in the condition.
Logic
Lists the logic operator.
- AND
Logic operator AND which is applied to this and the next line. - OR
Logic operator OR which is applied to this and the next line. - END
When this is the last line, use END to end the whole condition expression.
Advanced Mode
The advanced mode enables the building of more complex filter conditions via the grouping of conditions.
Add Condition
Adds a new condition line. Each condition line contains an expression which is composed of a field, an operator, and a value.
Delete
Deletes the selected condition lines and groups.
Group
Makes the selected condition lines become a group. A group can have one logic operator to connect all of its condition lines, for example, a group contains three conditions lines which are expression A, B and C and the group's logic operator is OR, then the group's expression is: A OR B OR C.
You can also add condition lines to an existing group by selecting the condition lines and the group while holding the Ctrl button, and then selecting the Group button.
Ungroup
Makes the selected condition lines and groups out of a group or disbands a group.
Up
Moves the selected condition line or group up to a higher level.
Down
Moves the selected condition line or group down to a lower level.
Logic
Specifies the logic operator of a condition group. Each time you select the logic button, Studio displays the next item following the order below.
- AND
Logic operator AND which is used to connect all the condition lines in the group. - OR
Logic operator OR which is used to connect all the condition lines in the group. - AND NOT
Logic operator AND NOT which is used to connect all the condition lines in the group. - OR NOT
Logic operator OR NOT which is used to connect all the condition lines in the group.
Field
Specifies the field you want to filter.
Operator
Specifies the operator to compose the filter expression.
Value
Specifies the value of how to filter the field. You can either type the value manually in the text box or select a value from the drop-down list. When you type multiple values manually, you should separate them with ",", and if "," or "\" is contained in the values, write it as "\," or "\\".
When you are editing conditional formatting on a field in a crosstab, the button is available. Select the button and you can choose an object from the value drop-down list to use its value in the condition.
Condition Expression
Displays the SQL statement of the filter condition.