Model the second rule
- Last Updated: June 13, 2022
- 2 minute read
- Corticon
- Version 7.2
- Version 7.1
- Corticon.js
- Version 2.3
Now that the first rule is defined, define the second rule—Cargo with volume > 30 cubic meters must be packaged in an oversize container—in the same way.
- Enter the rule in plain language in the Rule Statements section.
- Drag volume from the Vocabulary to row b in the Conditions pane.
- Specify the value expression for cargo volume in cell 2b (row b, column 2). Enter > 30 in the cell.
- Define the action. Select oversize from the drop-down in cell 2A (row A, column 2).
- Link the rule statement with the rule.
The final result should look like this:

- 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 combined by an AND operator. 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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