<People Filter> Person Argument Values

Person: Employee Category Argument Values
Type Specialty
Target < Person: Certification >
Filter
  • Who is
  • Who is not
Mode
  • Same As
Inclusion
  • One of
Focus
  • Selection(s)
Period On Target Date
Person: Certification Argument Values
Type Specialty
Target < Person: Certification >
Filter
  • Who is
  • Who is not
Mode
  • Same As
  • Equivalent To
Inclusion
  • One of
  • All Of
  • One Filter Target Of
  • All Filter Target Of
Matches Exactly Returns candidates who meet the criteria as specified in the Inclusion menu box not more or less.
Focus
  • Selection(s)
  • Position Certification
  • Assigned > Position Certification
  • Causing > Position Certification
  • Causing > Assigned > Position Certification
  • Unit Type Certification
Period On Target Date
Up/Down Not Applicable
Proficiency Level Yes: Proficiency Level>=
Note:

To target a skill that is less than use the argument Who is Not. ALSO SEE: Proficiency Level Dimensions next.
Proficiency LevelD The choices in Dimensions for proficiency levels is High, Medium, Low and Any. When these come across from Dimensions, they come across as numbers. Unless the Dimensions Solution Consultant chooses something different, the default setting is ANY denoted by -1 in version 7.0. and Blank in version 7.0.1. Consider the following:
  • The Dimensions Solution Consultant must select a level other than ANY.
  • Alter the rule argument to >= -1 in version 7.0, or >= 0 as of version 7.0.1+.
Person: Skills Argument Values
Type Specialty
Target < Person: Skill >
Filter
  • Who is
  • Who is not
Mode
  • Same As
  • Equivalent To
Inclusion
  • One of
  • All Of
  • One Filter Target Of
  • All Filter Target Of
Matches Exactly Returns candidates who meet the criteria as specified in the Inclusion menu box not more or less.
Focus
  • Selection(s)
  • Position Skill
  • Assigned > Position Skill
  • Causing > Position Skill
  • Causing > Assigned > Position Skill
  • Unit Type Skill
Period On Target Date
Up/Down Not Applicable
Proficiency Level Yes: Proficiency Level>=
Note:

To target a skill that is less than use the argument Who is Not.
Parent topic: Base Rule Types Overview