I am working on a decision object which is large enough that it is becoming difficult to track the conditions I've entered. So,
Items 2 and 3 would be similar to functions in an Excel spreadsheet.
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Hi jeroldj
Those are some brilliant functionalities you mentioned there, but, I am afraid Appian doesn't provide any of those.
Decision object is merely a rule and not a UI component(which I think would be very cool to have one), hence there's no work around to include it on the interface and then export to excel.
As far as sorting goes, I don't reckon it would be a one shot sorting like on grids. You can always of course manually alter the order to specify how the rows should be executed.
You can however do a workaround, make the HIT policy as R (Rule Order) and not Unique. In this way it would return an array. You can channel it somehow to a grid and then sort/export etc. But, I think it would be a rather complicated task.
Let me know if you find any other alternatives.
Thanks.
Having the ability to at least lock the top row would be quite beneficial when working with large, complex rules. While it’s not a UI that one would use in a process, it is a UI for the developer to build out the rules. Please consider this for a future release.