Creating a Receipt Handling Rule

When creating or editing conditional expressions for receipt handling rules, you should consider the following:

• It's recommended to make copies of the receipt limits that are pre-built and then modify the copies.
• An expression can include an unlimited number of conditions.
• It is composed of two conditions, separated by the boolean separator of And.
• Most conditions are composed of a Field followed by an Operator and a Value.
  • An Operator is one of several pre-defined comparison operators (equals, not equals, is greater than, and so forth). The list of operators changes depending on the type of data being compared.
  • A Value is a constant, and like the field, can be of any data type; however, the data type of the value must match the data type of the field.

• Create receipt handling rules by copying and modifying existing ones.
• Rules can have unlimited conditions, typically using "And" to combine them.
• Conditions use fields, operators, and values; data types must match.
• Operators are pre-defined comparisons (equals, not equals, etc.).
• Values are constants; their data type must match the field's.