In view mode the window simply displays the argument as text.

In the edit mode you can edit the argument and its hyperlink.

A crisp argument is made up of any number of pairs of an operator and an operand. Each operator-operand pair is “and-ed” together to build the crisp argument. The argument is used to evaluate the data link's value. This editor presents the argument as a list of these operator-operand pairs.

Example: to report “true” when “distance” is less than 1000, the argument would be < 1000

• Operator - the logical comparator to be used ( < in the above example). This is a drop down menu.
• Operand - the “target” of the operator (1000 in the above example)
• Reference - an optional note for internal documentation of the argument part

Example: to report “true” when “distance” is between 500 and 1000, the argument would be > 500 AND < 1000

The above example is a “two part” argument meaning that is consists of 2 operator-operand pairs: > 500 and < 1000

• delete the selected row
• append a new row to the list
• move the selected row up in the list
• move the selected row down in the list

• open the document list for the argument
• discard any changes made and revert to previous version
• cancel the changes and leave edit mode.
• accept the changes and leave edit mode.