The first rule is now defined. Define the second rule—Cargo with volume > 30 cubic meters must be packaged in an oversize container—in the same way.

  1. Enter the rule in plain language in the Rule Statements section.
  2. Drag volume from the Vocabulary to row b in the Conditions pane.
  3. Specify the value expression for cargo volume in cell 2b (row b, column 2). Enter > 30 in the cell.
  4. Define the action. Select oversize from the drop-down in cell 2A (row A, column 2).
  5. Link the rule statement with the rule.

The final result should look like this:

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Now, save your Rulesheet by selecting File > Save from the Corticon Studio menu bar.

When saved, Corticon Studio places a dash in the empty cells, meaning that the condition is ignored. The conditions and actions in a column are “anded” together. For example, the logic in Rule 1 is modified to: “Cargo weighing <= 20,000 kilos, regardless of volume, must be packaged in a standard container.”

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