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1003 1003  Figure 4.72. IM object
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1005 -To display tag values, tag values with units of measurement, or units of measurement only, select **IM Measurement** in **Actions** and choose the IM class attribute from the drop-down list [[image:Screenshot 2025-12-04 at 14.28.24.png||height="29" width="30"]]
1005 +To display tag values, tag values with units of measurement, or units of measurement only, select **IM Measurement** in **Actions** and choose the IM class attribute from the drop-down list [[image:Screenshot 2025-12-04 at 14.28.24.png||height="25" width="26"]].
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1007 +Examples of such value displays are shown in Fig. 4.70, numbers 1, 2, and 3.
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1009 +To display the name of the IM object and its code, select **IM Object** in **Actions** and choose the appropriate menu from the drop-down list. Examples of such value displays are shown in Fig. 4.70 under numbers 4, 5, and 6.
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1011 +To display the name of the object trimmings unnecessary characters, use the formula in **Actions:**
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1015 +Figure 4.73. IM object name with split characters
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1017 +Fig. 4.73 shows an example of configuring the display of the IM object name with split characters using the formula split(val, " ", 1), where the value is split by the delimiter space, thus removing the first word from the phrase. An example of this display is shown in Fig. 4.70 under number 5. This formula can also be used to display part of the IM object code.
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1019 +Since the rules reference the attributes of the IM (industrial object), in all the examples above, create an active object by right-clicking (1) and bind it in the IM tree
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