These columns determine the limits of the normal operating values for number and integer type tasks. The flag values are displayed under the task's input box.
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When a FlagX Min and a FlagX Max value are configured, and the user completing the operator round enters a value less than the FlagX Min value or more than the FlagX Max value, the j5 software raises a flag.
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When the FlagX Min column is left blank, no lower flag limit has been configured. Any numbers smaller than the FlagX Max value won't trigger a flag.
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When the FlagX Max column is left blank, no upper flag limit has been configured. Any numbers bigger than the FlagX Min value won't trigger a flag.
Flag "X" does not work. The "X" needs to be replaced with a number. For example, Flag1 Min and Flag1 Max.
You can have multiple flag ranges configured for a task. The first range is Flag1 Min and Flag1 Max, the second range is Flag2 Min and Flag2 Max, and so on.
The flag min and max values can be manually entered or determined by a formula.
Example one
Flag1 Min and Max values are 10 and 50.
The user completing the operator round enters 8. Since 8 is less than 10 (Flag1 Min), Flag1 is triggered and the flag range (10 - 50) appears below the task's input box as flagged.
Example two
Flag1 Min and Max values are 10 and 50. Flag2 Min and Max values are 8 and 55.
The user completing the operator round enters 60. Since 60 is more than both 50 (Flag1 Max) and 55 (Flag2 Max), Flag1 and Flag2 are triggered and both flag ranges (10 - 50, and 8 - 55) appear below the task's input box as flagged.