How to implement less and greater than rules with decision table in drools?

Question

I would like to implement simple rules based on the less and greater values in drools using decision table.

It is easy enough to implement the rules in drl, for example:

rules "less than"
when Example(value < 10)
then 
    System.out.println("Less than 10")
end

rules "equals"
when Example(value = 10)
then 
    System.out.println("Equals 10")
end

rules "greater than"
when Example(value > 10)
then 
    System.out.println("Greater than 10")
end

But how can I translate it into decision table in drools? All the examples I have seen so far is to have the comparison done in condition cell. Is it even possible to do the comparison in value cell?

All example I had seen are in format of:

CONDITION                          |  ACTION
Example                            |
value                              |
-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------
10                                 |  System.out.println("equals to 10")

But that only applies to 1 rule, and doing the following totally has different meaning:

CONDITION  | CONDITION  | CONDITION  | ACTION
Example
value      | value > $1 | value < $1 |
-----------+------------+------------+----------------
10         | 10         | 10         | ???

Is even possible to do the following?

CONDITION                          |  ACTION
Example                            |
value                              |
-----------------------------------+----------------------------------------
10                                 |  System.out.println("equals to 10")
> 10                               |  System.out.println("greater than 10")
< 10                               |  System.out.println("less than 10")

What is the right way to implement these rules?

Answer 1

I found out that I can achieve what I needed by putting just $param in the constraint field cell and put in the whole constraint in the value cells. So the decision table looks like this:

CONDITION                      | ACTION
Example                        |
$param                         | System.out.println("$param");
-------------------------------+-----------------------------------
value == 10                    | equals to 10
value > 10                     | greater than 10
value < 10                     | less than 10     

Answer 2

It is possible to give the part of the condition as a value. In the header you can give "value $param" to evaluate. (BTW to be able to enter values like == 10 you have to change the cell format to Text in Excel)

CONDITION                          |  ACTION
Example                            |
value $param                       |
-----------------------------------+----------------------------------------
== 10                              |  System.out.println("equals to 10")
in (10, 11)                        |  System.out.println("is 10 or 11")
> 10                               |  System.out.println("greater than 10")
< 10                               |  System.out.println("less than 10")