[Condition Settings] Screen

This screen is displayed in the following cases.

• When [Add Condition] is clicked on the [Output Destination Settings] screen
• When [Settings] is clicked for [Output Conditions] on the [Output Destination Settings] screen

It enables you to configure the output conditions for each output destination.

• Up to 10 conditions can be set for a single output destination.
• The values that you can select for [Attribute] on this screen depends on the item selected in [Input].

[Attribute]

Selects the attribute.

[Condition]

Selects the condition.

[String to Compare]

Enables you to enter a string to compare when the following items are selected in [Condition].

• [Contains the following string]
• [Does not contain the following string]
• [Exact match with the following string]
• [Does not match with the following string]
• [Starts with the following string]
• [Does not start with following string]
• [Ends with the following string]
• [Does not end with the following string]
• [is equal to the following number]
• [is not equal to the following number]
• [is greater than or equal to the following number]
• [is less than or equal to the following number]
• [is greater than the following number]
• [is less than the following number]
• [has no value]
• [has a value]

[OK]

Saves the settings.

• The attribute value is handled as a number if any of the following conditions are selected in the [Output Conditions] settings.
  • [is equal to the following number]
  • [is not equal to the following number]
  • [is greater than or equal to the following number]
  • [is less than or equal to the following number]
  • [is greater than the following number]
  • [is less than the following number]
• Note the following when a condition that handles an attribute value as a number is selected.
  • When there is trouble handling or interpreting attribute values as numbers, they are deemed to not meet the set conditions and skipped.
  • Numbers use commas to separate digits and periods to represent decimal points. (For example: 123,456,789.012) Numbers cannot be recognized correctly otherwise.
  • Attribute values containing a unit that includes a number, such as "m2", cannot be correctly interpreted as numbers.
  • Attribute values other than the workspace integer type/floating point type cannot be handled as negative values. Symbols such as the minus symbol are ignored.