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  • Last UpdatedOct 29, 2024
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Use a text editor to edit the exported CSV/XML file under the Config_A folder.

The following table describes the columns and indicates the various fields that are part of the formula and can be modified. There would be some columns that may not be applied. When you use the formula at runtime, the system ignores these non-applicable columns.

Column

Name

Formula Input

Formula Output

Process Variables

Phase Input

Phase Output

ID

*

*

*

*

*

Parameter Type

Possible values: ProcessInput, ProcessOutput, ProcessParameter

*

*

*

*

*

Value String

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

DataInterpretation

Possible values: Equation, Constant

Y

Y

*

*

*

DataType

Possible values: double, Boolean, string, Enumeration

*

*

*

*

*

UnitOfMeasure

Y

Y

*

*

*

EnumerationSetID

*

MaterialID

*

*

OverrideMaterialID

This field is optional.

Y

Y

Total

Possible values: True, False

Y

Y

ToleranceType

Possible values: General, Recipe, None

Y

Y

HighDeviation

Y

Y

LowDeviation

Y

Y

Name

*

*

*

ProcessVariable
Type

*

*

*

ParentInstance

*

*

*

Phase

*

*

*

PhaseParameter

*

Label

*

*

*

FormulaParameter
ID

*

*

RecipeID

*

*

*

RecipeVersion

*

*

*

  • The cells marked with * are used to identify the elements for information only. These values should not be modified.

  • The cells marked with Y are customizable and are applied to the recipe when the batch is initialized. These customizable fields affect the control recipe only. Most of them are not shown in the user interface. Only the updated value and material ID are shown in the user interface, under the Phase Parameter Editor of the Batch Display.

  • If the FormulaParameterId is not empty, the row is treated as a phase input or output.

  • If the attribute OverrideMaterialID is defined, it will override the MaterialID when the formula is used at runtime. If defined, OverrideMaterialID must be set to a material that already exists in the system.

For details about each of the parameters included in the Formula .CSV file, see Define Formulas.

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