Edit a Workspace Rule Logical Expression

When you add multiple conditions to a rule, the conditions are automatically joined together to form a logical expression.

The logical expression defines how the conditions are evaluated together to determine whether rule actions should be performed. By default, the logical expression uses Boolean AND logic rather than OR logic. Conditions joined by an AND operator must all be met for rule actions to be performed. When using the OR operator, any condition can be met.

1. Add more than one condition to the rule.
2. Click Combine the Conditions Using a Logical Expression.
   The Edit Logical Expression window opens. The conditions you added are automatically joined with AND logic and display in an AND tree node.
3. To add a condition joined with OR logic, click Add OR Node and drag the condition to the OR node.
   Caution: Deleting a node from the logical expression will also delete any conditions listed beneath that node in the tree structure, and there is no Undo option.
   When you add nodes to the expression, the nodes display in a tree structure, with conditions either under an AND node or an OR node. Conditions under the same AND node are joined to each other using AND logic. Conditions under the same OR node are joined to each other using OR logic. Conditions can be dragged from one node to another to define their logical relationships.
4. To delete a node from the logical expression, select the node and click Delete Node.
5. To view a text definition for the logical expression, click View Text Definition.
   1. Click OK.