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Defining Thresholds

You can set thresholds for each score in a scorecard. A threshold specifies the range in percentage of bad data that is acceptable for columns in a record. You can set thresholds for good, acceptable, or unacceptable ranges of data. You can define thresholds for each column when you add columns to a scorecard, or when you edit a scorecard.

Complete one of the following prerequisite tasks before you define thresholds for columns in a scorecard:

Open a profile and add columns from the profile to the scorecard in the

Add to Scorecard

dialog box.

Optionally, click a scorecard in the

Library

workspace and select

Actions

Edit

to edit the scorecard in the

Edit Scorecard

dialog box.

In the

Add to Scorecard

dialog box or the

Edit Scorecard

dialog box, select each metric in the

Metrics

pane.

In the

Metric Thresholds

pane, enter the thresholds that represent the upper bound of the unacceptable range and the lower bound of the good range.

You can set thresholds for up to two decimal places.

Click

Save

Metrics

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