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On the Source tab, open the Input list and specify the data source for the process. If processes are connected to the Audience process, their output cells are listed, so you can select them as input. You can also select a Segment or Table.
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Select the output audience from the Choose Audience list. The list displays audience levels defined for tables that contain keys which are defined at the same audience level as the input data source. If a table has more than one audience level, each level is available as an entry in the Choose Audience list.
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Use the Select and Filter options to specify how you want the records to be selected. The available options depend on whether you are selecting All IDs (in which case filtering is not allowed), switching levels, or staying at the same level.
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Process Name: Assign a descriptive name. The process name is used as the box label on the flowchart. It is also used in various dialogs and reports to identify the process.
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Output Cell Name: This name matches the Process Name by default. It is used in various dialogs and reports to identify the output cell (the set of IDs that the process produces).
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(Optional) If you click Link to Target Cell and you see a list of target cells (defined in the Target Cell Spreadsheet for the current campaign), you can select one. The cell name from the TCS now displays in the Output Cell Name field.
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Cell Code: The cell code has a standard format that is determined by your system administrator and is unique when generated
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Note: Describe the purpose or result of the process (for example, "This box contacts one individual per household").
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