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Select Forms > Document Fragments.

Select Create > Condition.

Specify the following information:

• Title: (Optional) Enter the title for the condition. Titles need not be unique and can have special characters and non-english characters. Conditions are referred by their titles (when available) such as in thumbnails and properties.
• Name: The unique name for the condition, within a folder. No two document fragments (text, condition, or list) in any state can exist with the same name within a folder. In the Name field, you can enter only English language characters, numbers, and hyphens. The Name field is automatically populated based on the Title field. The special characters, spaces, numbers, and non-English characters entered in the Title field are replaced with hyphens in the Name field. Although the value in the Title field is automatically copied to the Name, you can edit the value.
• Description: Type a description of the document fragment.
• Form Data Model: Optionally, select the Form Data Model radio button to create the condition based on a form data model. When you select Form Data Model radio button, Form Data Model* field appears. Browse and select a form data model. While creating condition for an Interactive Communication, ensure that you use the same data model that you intend to use in the Interactive Communication. For more information on form data model, see Data Integration.
• Tags: Optionally, to create custom tag enter value in text field and tap Enter. When you save this condition, the newly added tags get created.

Tap Next.

Create Condition page appears.

Tap Add Assets.

Select Assets page appears and displays the available texts, lists, conditions, and images that are available for adding in the condition.

Tap on the appropriate assets to select them to include in the condition and then tap Done.

Create Condition page appears and lists the added assets.

You can use the following options to manage assets in a condition:

[A] Reject Change. Tap this icon to reject the changes you may have made to the asset and the rule in the condition.

[B] Accept Change. Tap this icon to accept the changes you have made in the asset and rule in the condition.

[C] Duplicate Asset. Tap this icon to create a copy of the asset along with the applied rule, if any, in the condition. Then you can proceed to editing the rule and asset for duplicated asset. Duplicating an asset is useful for creating similar rules to display alternate assets based on a particular context.

[D] Show Preview. Tap this icon to display a preview of the asset within the Create\Edit Condition page.

[E] Reorder. Tap and hold this icon to drag-and-drop assets to reorder them within a condition.

You can select the following options to specify how the condition behaves at runtime:

• Multiple Results Evaluation Disabled\Multiple Results Evaluation Enabled: When this option is enabled (appears as “Multiple Results Evaluation Enabled”), all the rules are evaluated and the result is the sum of all the true rules. If this option is disabled (appears as “Multiple Results Evaluation Disabled”) then only the first rule that is found to be true is evaluated and becomes the output of the condition.
• Page Break: Select this option ( ) to add a page break between the assets of the conditions. When this option is not selected ( ), if a condition is overflowing to the next page in the print output, the whole condition is shifted to the next page instead of breaking in the page between the assets in the condition.

Tap Create Rule to add rules to display or hide the assets, as required. To use variables in the rules, see creating variables. For more information, see Adding rules to condition.

The created rules appear in the RULE column in the Create Condition screen.

Tap Save.

The condition is created. Now you can proceed to using the condition as a building block while creating an Interactive Communication.

While creating or editing a condition, tap (Rule Editor) icon for the relevant asset.

The Create Rule dialog appears. In addition to string, number, mathematical expression, and date, the following are also available in the Rule Editor for creating statements of the rules:

• Associated form data model’s properties
• Any variables that you may have created.

Select the appropriate option to be evaluated.

Select the appropriate operator to evaluate the rule, such as Is Equal To, Contains, and Starts With.

Insert the evaluating expression, string, data model property, variable, or date.

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• While creating or editing a rule, you can also tap (Resize) to expand the Create Rule/Edit Rule dialog. The expanded, full-window dialog allows you to create variables to construct rules. Tap Resize again to go back to the regular Create Rule dialog.
• You can also create multiple conditions in a rule.

Tap Done.

The rule gets applied to the asset.

While creating or editing a rule in a condition, you can tap (Resize) to expand the Create Rule/Edit Rule dialog.

The Expanded, full-window dialog appears.

In the left pane, tap Variables.

The Variables pane appears.

Tap Create.

Create Variables pane appears.

Enter the following information and tap Create:

• Name*: Name of the variable.
• Description: Optionally enter a description about the variable.
• Type*: Select a type of the variable: String, Number, Boolean, or Date.
• Allow Specific Values Only: For String and Number variables, you can ensure that the agent chooses from a specific set of values for a placeholder in the Agent UI. To specify the set of values, select this option and then specify comma-separated values that are allowed in the Values* field.

Tap Create.

The variable is created and listed in the Variables pane.

To insert a variable in the rule, drag-and-drop the variable into a placeholder for an option in the rule.

After you have constructed a valid rule, tap Done.

Proceed to making further changes, if required, in the condition and saving it.