Setting Classification Conditions: For Numeric Type Classification by Enumeration

The three numeric types below can be classified by enumeration.

• Numeric Type (Double)
• Numeric Type (Integer)
• Numeric Type (Long)

Described below is how to set Numeric type (Double) classification by enumeration.
For the Numeric Type (Integer) and Numeric Type (Long), replace the Numeric type (Double) in this explanation with the appropriate one.
Setting Numeric Type (Double) Classification by Enumeration

Operation

1. Display the page for setting the classification conditions.

   When adding new classification conditions

   1. Select the Numeric type (Double) of attributes from the [Attributes] drop-down list in the page displayed by clicking the [Add] button of the [Classification Conditions] page, and select the Classification by Enumeration from the [Classification Type] drop-down list. Then click the [Determine] button.
      The [Classification Conditions Numeric Type (Double) Classification by Enumeration] page appears.

   When changing the classification conditions of Numeric Type (Double) Classification by Enumeration

   1. Click the [Edit Conditions] button for the classification conditions of Numeric Type (Double) Classification by Enumeration on the [Classification Conditions] page.
      The [Classification Conditions Numeric Type (Double) Classification by Enumeration] page appears.
2. When the classification condition is more than one, click the [Add] button.
   The input field for the classification conditions and the field for Classification by Enumeration conditions are added to the list.
3. Enter the classification conditions of Numeric Type (Double) in the input field for the classification conditions.
4. Click the [Add] button on the right side of the input field for the condition values.
   The entered condition values are added to the field for Classification by Enumeration conditions.

   When deleting the condition values from the Classification by Enumeration conditions, select the condition values to delete in the Classification by Enumeration conditions field, and click the [Delete] button on the right side of the input field of the condition values.

5. Repeat step 3 and 4 to add the condition values to the Classification by Enumeration conditions as needed.
6. If other Classification by Enumeration conditions are required, repeat step 2 to 5.
7. [No.] indicates the order of the classification conditions value. When changing the order, check the checkbox on the left side of the condition value to be changed, and change the order by using [Up] button and the [Down] button.
   • Click the [Ascending] radio button to change the order in ascending. Click the [Descending] radio button to change the order in descending.
   • The [Ascending] and [Descending] radio buttons are not displayed after the folder is expanded.
8. To delete the Classification by Enumeration condition, check the checkbox on the left side of the desired condition, and click the [Delete] button.
   The selected condition values are deleted.
   • Click the [Select All] button to select all the condition values.
   • Click the [Clear Selections] button to select all the condition values.
9. When changing the classification view which has been created, the name of the classification folder to be created can be changed. Enter the classification folder name in the [Folder Name] of the list.
10. When classifying the objects with the condition values which may not be classified to any classification folders, select the [Create] radio button of [Other Folder (required)].
11. When classifying the objects with the value which is not set to the specified attribute, select the [Create] radio button of [No Value Folder (required)].
12. Click the [Apply] button.
    The settings are saved, and the [Classification Conditions] page appears.

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