Decision tables are useful for viewing and managing large
sets of similar action rules.
Overview: Decision tables
A decision table expresses sets of similar conditions and
actions in a table, and helps identify overlaps and gaps in rules.
Creating a decision table
You can create an empty decision table using a template
or the default decision table type. You can also create a new decision
table based on the contents of another decision table.
Editing a decision table
You can add, edit or delete rows and columns, and use operators
on terms found in rule condition statements. Rule Solutions for Office helps
you identify editing errors, and suggests corrections.