Rule Statement Format
Basic rule statements contain a condition and an action.
 Rules are written using the following format:
		
	 if (condition)
then {action}- ifoutlines the condition or conditions that must be met.
- thenoutlines the action that will occur if the conditions are met.
If you use the optional ELSE statement, an alternate action will occur if any portion of the if conditions are not met.
if (condition)
then {action}
else {alternate action}|  | Important: The rule editor is case-sensitive.
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- Covered Topics
- List Icons
 The table below gives a brief description of the more common symbols displayed next to the list elements in the Ctrl/Spacebar list.
- Recommended Syntax Alignment
- Standard Rule Punctuation
- Rule Element Precedence
 When deciphering rule code, the rule engine evaluates code sections in a specific order.