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The workaround I did was to create a rule with if-else logic. Are we going to extend functionality to support the decision table in future releases?
Instead of multiple If-Else you can use Match function. It will increase the readability of the code and alse it is performance efficient as well.
a!match() Function - Appian 22.1
My use case is different it requires a number range. thanks
Then you can use if else conditions.
a!match() can handle number ranges as well - that's what the "whenTrue" parameter is for.