If you don't need to drive the value of dimension 'A', then you should not capture it.
If you only need to change the value sometimes, then you will need to build a rule which reflects this. For example:
IF( <Condition where Dimension 'A' needs to change> = TRUE, <new value for Dimension 'A'>, <Dimension 'A' existing value>)
For Dimension 'B' you can simply build a rule which results in the numeric value that you want to drive it to. For example if you have a control on your Form called 'DimBValue' your rule would simply be:
DimBValue
If you want to learn more about DriveWorksXpress, I would recommend going through the Training and Certification program, its free and can be accessed here:
Hi Adil,
If you don't need to drive the value of dimension 'A', then you should not capture it.
If you only need to change the value sometimes, then you will need to build a rule which reflects this. For example:
IF( <Condition where Dimension 'A' needs to change> = TRUE, <new value for Dimension 'A'>, <Dimension 'A' existing value>)
For Dimension 'B' you can simply build a rule which results in the numeric value that you want to drive it to. For example if you have a control on your Form called 'DimBValue' your rule would simply be:
DimBValue
If you want to learn more about DriveWorksXpress, I would recommend going through the Training and Certification program, its free and can be accessed here:
DriveWorksXpress Certification
You can also download example DriveWorksXpress Projects and more from the DriveWorks website:
DriveWorksXpress Training and Learning Resources
I hope this helps!