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When you check the "Use Labels" box, LDW first asks you to<br />

confirm and then defines a default set of text labels ("High",<br />

"Medium", and "Low") for the measure. It is also necessary for<br />

LDW to delete any measure categories associated with the<br />

measure and to delete any probabilistic levels. LDW sets the level<br />

for all alternatives to "High".<br />

If you uncheck the "Use Labels" box, LDW will delete the labels<br />

and assign numeric levels for the measure. The initial level will be<br />

1.0 for all alternatives. The “Use Labels” check box appears under<br />

both the “Scale” and “Labels” tabs.<br />

The list box under the “Labels” tab lets you define the labels for<br />

your measure. Figure 6-9 shows this part of the measure dialog<br />

box.<br />

Figure 6-9. Define Labels section of measure dialog box.<br />

At the bottom is the current list of labels. To modify the list, just<br />

edit it, making sure that each label is on a separate line.<br />

Adding an Measure. You can add a measure at any time using<br />

the Edit::Add option. Just select the "Measure" button and click<br />

OK. You can also add measures in the Goals Hierarchy, Quick<br />

Entry or Matrix view with the Add a Measure option. If you<br />

have previously saved a measure using the Edit::Cut or Edit::Copy<br />

option you can retrieve it with the Edit::Paste option. In the Goals<br />

Hierarchy and Quick Entry views, new measures are added below<br />

the active goal or below the goal the active measure belongs to in<br />

Section 6 -- Using LDW 1: Structuring 6-19

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