The Show Coverage Tool

When you click the Show Coverage button, Decision Manager highlights all rows in the table that meet all the criteria you specify in the Table Analyzer view.

For example, if you select Male for Gender; true for Eligible; and 50000-60000 for Income, clicking Show Coverage displays all rows that have Male, true, and an income between 50000 and 60000.

Note: If a certain value x is selected for Show Coverage, it will not match any conditions which have value !=x.

For conditions that specify ranges, you can select either of the following behaviors, using an option in Preferences. See Setting Table Analyzer Preferences.

  • Decision Manager highlights rows where all of the values specified in the conditions fall within the specified ranges. (This is the default behavior.)

For example, if the slider in the Table Analyzer view is set for a range between 55 and 60, Decision Manager highlights a row whose condition specifies > 58 && < 60. But it does not highlight a row whose condition specifies > 50 && < 70

  • Decision Manager highlights rows where some of the values specified in the conditions fall within the specified ranges. In this case, Decision Manager would display the row from the earlier mentioned example, where the condition specifies > 50 && < 70.
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