WarpCore

What you need to know

A holds one of five types of value. The type decides how the value is typed in, and which tests a can make on it. An empty value passes one test only: is empty.

The five types

Type	What it holds	If the value is not right, the line under it says
Yes/no	Yes or No, picked from a list.	“Choose yes or no.”
Text	Any words, up to 2,000 characters.	“Use 2,000 characters or fewer.”
Number	A number, with or without commas, such as 50,000, from -1,000,000,000,000,000 to 1,000,000,000,000,000.	“Enter a number.”
Date	A day that exists, shown as MM/DD/YYYY.	“Enter a date that exists.”
Choice	One of the field’s own options, picked from a list. Up to 100 options.	“Choose one of the options.”

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The comparisons

Comparison	Works on	Passes when the value
is	Every type	is the same as the one in the test.
is not	Text, Number, Choice	is not empty, and is not the one in the test.
is more than	Number	is larger than the number in the test.
is at least	Number	is the number in the test, or larger.
is less than	Number	is smaller than the number in the test.
is at most	Number	is the number in the test, or smaller.
is before	Date	is an earlier day.
is after	Date	is a later day.
is not empty	Every type	has been filled in. The test takes no value.
is empty	Every type	has not been filled in. The test takes no value.

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Rules that apply to every test

An empty value fails every test except is empty. It fails is not too.
Text ignores capital letters: a test for “Commercial” passes on “commercial”.
A choice must match its option exactly, capital letters too.
A task or a transition can have up to ten tests. It passes only when every test passes.

Where to add them: Make a task depend on a value. What a failing test does to a task: Why a task is “Not applicable”.

Field types and comparisons