Returning Alternate Truth Table Results Using Optional Input

Updated on 03 Dec 2021
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Overview

Example Lab Details
Version	7.8.0.6420
Root Folder	[T-042727]
Modules	None
Dependencies	Five: Truth Table 2 [Truth Table], Form 1 [Form], Rule 1 [Statement Rule], Object [System] [Data Type], TruthTable 1 [Truth Table]

This Example Lab demonstrates how to use a Rule to determine whether a "Single" or "Multi-Input" Truth Table is utilized.

Explanation

The following example demonstrates how to use a Form to Output a Boolean value to a Rule. The Rule in turn evaluates whether the user has selected to use one or multiple (Single or Multi) values as Input for a Truth Table.

The Flow then continues down the path of the selected option to determine which Truth Table the user's Input is sent through. The Truth Table then returns the expected Output for the specific number of Inputs used.

Reference Articles

Create a Truth Table
Creating a Rule
Using Multiple Data Return Truth Tables

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042727_ruleexample.zip

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