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# Decision Builder user interface

# Decision Builder user interface {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
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* Updated July 22, 2026
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The decision tables user interface in Workflow Studio provides controls for creating, editing, and managing decision tables.

## Decision tables home page in Workflow Studio {#decision-builder-user-interface__section_ls1_hzh_4yb}

You can do the following on the Decision tables home page in Workflow Studio:

* Create a table by selecting New and selecting Decision table.
* Open a table that you have already created.
* Sort and filter the list of your decision tables.
* Edit the available columns by selecting the List Actions icon (![Gear icon]()).
* Delete selected decision tables.
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## Decision table {#decision-builder-user-interface__section_a53_hc3_4yb}

You can do the following on a decision table:

* Name your decision table and provide a description.
* Select an application to associate the decision table with.
* Select the scope that the decision table should be accessible from.
* Choose to enable draft authoring, enabling you to create decision tables in draft mode before publishing them for use.
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## Decision table {#decision-builder-user-interface__section_gzv_5d3_4yb}

When you first create a decision table, you can do the following:

* Add inputs, condition columns, and result columns.
* Add decision rows.
* Save the decision table.
* Export the table to Microsoft Excel and import back into Decision Builder. You can export and import only after saving the table.
* Edit the properties of the decision table.
* Delete the decision table.
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## Complete decision table {#decision-builder-user-interface__section_bpf_vh3_4yb}

On a saved decision table, you can do the following:

* Publish the decision table.
* Edit the decision rows again in the Decision Builder interface.
* Edit the inputs, condition columns, or result columns.
* Export to Excel, edit the decision rows again, and import into Decision Builder to update the decision table.
* Test your decision table to make sure the rules provide the desired outcome for a given set of input data.
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## Pagination {#decision-builder-user-interface__section_lyv_v4r_ndc}

Pagination presents large data sets in smaller, manageable sections called pages. Select a page number to navigate between pages.  
Note:  
* You must save changes before leaving the current view, when reordering, adding, deleting rows, or modifying the table.
* If a new row is added at the end of the page, the added row moves to the next page after saving.
* Post export/import, filtering, or when changing the number of rows in the page, you're redirected to the first page.
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