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Defining Compound Conditions

1. Zoom into the user points. At the Edit Action Diagram panel, press F5 to view the user points for the function.

   The Edit User Exit Points window appears.

2. Zoom into a selected user point. Type Z next to the selected user point and press Enter.

   The next level of the action diagram appears.

3. Insert a CASE condition. Type v at the selected point and press Enter.

   The new case appears.

4. Zoom into the condition. Type FF next to the new condition and press Enter.

   The Edit Action - Condition Window appears.

5. Define the compound condition. Press F7.

   The Edit Action - Compound Condition panel appears.

6. Enter the compound condition using the logical operators mentioned previously.

   Note: On the Edit Action - Compound Condition panel you have an input-capable, 240-character field.

7. Enter the condition variables on the input-capable line.

   CA 2E creates the undetermined condition statements on the lower portion of the panel. At this point, you can enter F against the condition to display the Edit Action - Condition panel at which point you can specify the condition.

   

Note: Once you define a compound condition in the action diagram, type F next to the condition. CA 2E displays the Edit Action - Compound Condition panel.