Creating a label claim definition

Creating the label claim definition requires some thought. Here, you provide the logic that is used to evaluate the parameters that are assigned to a Label Claim Rule.

A Good Source of Calcium definition, that can be used for the CA (Calcium) parameter, can be constructed as: Value (PVALUE) must be > 20

Your definition can also include a range of values: Value (PVALUE) must be > 20 and < 70

This claim definition provides the logic to search for a formula or item parameter value (PVALUE) that is greater than or equal to 20.

  1. Open the Label Claim Definition form.
  2. Specify this criteria in the Details tab.
    Field

    Select a value from this list. This enumerated list is configured by your administrator.

    • PROPOSED, RECOMMEND, and PCTDV are row tags which are used for Analysis objects.
    • PVALUE is the parameter value that is used for the Item and Formula objects.
    • MIN, MAX, and TARGET are parameter values that are used for Specification objects.
    Lower/Upper Qualifier

    Select a lower qualifier or an upper qualifier.

    • Lower qualifier values can be greater than (>), greater than, equal to (>=)
    • Upper qualifier values can be less than (<), less than, equal to (<=)

    To specify a range of numeric values, select both a lower and upper qualifier.

    Lower/Upper Limit

    Enter the numeric value that is used by the Lower or Upper Qualifiers.

    Logic Operator

    Select the logical operator: AND, OR, NOT.

    If you have more than one entry in the Label Claim Definition grid, the operator determines whether a claim rule passes or fails.

    • AND - For the claim text to be shown on the Label Content object, all of the entries in the Claim Definition form must pass.
    • OR - For the claim text to be shown on the Label Content object, at least one of the entries in the Claim Definition form must pass.
    • NOT - Similar to AND. For the claim text to be shown on the Label Content object, all of the entries in the Claim Definition form must fail.

    Recommendation: Do not use OR with AND/NOT.