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1. BEx Query Designer Unit 7: Exceptions and Conditions 7/17/2007

4. Exception Values Enter the upper and lower threshold values along with the Alert Level (color) for each exception interval. Leave a threshold value blank to specify an open-ended (infinite) value. By defining variables as threshold values, you can influence defined exceptions flexibly. You can define several exceptions in a query for different value assignment areas or for different versions. If the threshold value areas overlap when you activate several exceptions, the worst (highest) alert level counts. Note

6. Changing and Deleting Exceptions Changing an existing exception Click the Exceptions button, select Change Exception , and click OK . Deleting an existing exception Click the Exceptions button, select Change Exception , and click Delete .

11. Changing and Deleting Conditions Changing an existing condition Click the Conditions button, select Change Condition , and click OK . Deleting an existing condition Click the Conditions button, select Change Condition , and click Delete .