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RANGE entries are utility entries that store range definitions. Range definitions are used in conjunction with FRAME entries to control traffic lighting for Text Entry objects and Critical Success Factor objects. You use the BUILD procedure's RANGE window to edit the range definition in a RANGE entry.
A range definition can consist of up to 24 segments. Each segment defines the range of values that match that segment, as well as the color and highlighting attributes that are applied to values that match the segment. For each segment, you can define the following attributes:
Note: If a statistic has been defined for the segment, you cannot modify the Lower
value attribute.
If the Lower value of the current segment is the same as the Upper value of the preceding segment, then the segments are contiguous, and the specified Lower value is not inclusive in the current segment. That is, a value must be greater than the Lower value in order to match the current segment. Values that are equal to the Lower value match the preceding segment. If the Lower value of the current segment is not the same as the Upper value of the preceding segment, then the segments are noncontiguous. In this case, values that are equal to the Lower value do match the current segment.
Note: If a statistic
has been defined for the segment, you cannot modify the Upper value attribute.
By default, the statistics are computed and stored when the RANGE entry is built. However, you can choose to refresh the statistics when the RANGE entry is used.
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