Assignment Criteria Inclusion Methods
This topic is part of About Assignment Criteria.
You specify criteria inclusion methods for assignment rules to determine how criteria values and candidates will be matched. Assignment criteria use inclusion methods to:
Determine how many criteria values must be met to pass the criterion
Determine how the score of the criterion values are added to the candidate's score
The following table shows the types of assignment criteria inclusion methods.
Inclusion Method |
Comments |
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Include |
At least one value must match:
Assignment Manager stops processing criteria when one value is matched and the score of the matching criterion value is added to the candidate's score. |
Include All |
All values must match:
If the criterion is met, then all the criteria value scores are added to the candidate's score. However, if just one of the criteria is not met, then Assignment Manager stops processing the rule. |
Include All Matching |
This inclusion method matches in the same manner as the Include inclusion method, that is, at least one value needs to match. However, unlike the Include method, Assignment Manager continues to process this criterion until all criterion values are exhausted. As a result, the scores from all passing criterion values are added to the candidate's score. Note: The Include All Matching
inclusion method matches like the Include inclusion method, but scores
like the Include All inclusion method. |
Exclude |
None of the values must match:
Note: The Exclude inclusion method excludes criterion value
scores. If the criterion is met, then only the criterion score is
added to the candidate's score. |