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Creating a Data Coverage Column Using Data Ranges

Create a column using ranges to analyze the data coverage of data values across specific ranges. You can use ranges to analyze data that is in numeric or date data type.

Review the list of data type exceptions before you create a data coverage column.

Open the data coverage page.

To add a column that you want to plot on the graph, click the

Add

button on the

Columns

pane.

The

Add Column

window opens.

From the list of tables, select the table that contains the column.

From the list of columns, select the source data column to which this column refers.

The column data appears in the

Data Preview

pane.

Enter an alias name for the column.

Column aliases must be unique within a task.

Select the

Range

type.

To create a range, enter the start value of the range in the

Start

field and the end value of the range in the

End

field.

The start value must be less than the end value. There must be no overlap of values in different ranges.

Enter a label for the range in the

Label

field.

Click the

Add

button to add another range.

Repeat steps 7 to 9 to create the required number of ranges.

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Test Data Management Self-Service Portal Guide

Test Data Management Self-Service Portal Guide

Creating a Data Coverage Column Using Data Ranges

Creating a Data Coverage Column Using Data Ranges