The "Intended Values" screen registers and changes intended values, also known as soll values. Value formulas, intended values and keys realise application controls that check the integrity of the stored data. A value formula stores the calculation. The intended values specify the parameters that the value formula needs and the expected outcome on a measuring date. A background script then calculates the actual value. The entry fields are: - "Code": The unique code of an intended value. - "Description": The description of the intended value. - "Date Valid": The moment at which the norm was valid. - "Value": The expected value. - "Check Till": The time until which the check must include the intended value. - "Formula": The value formula that determines the actual value. - "Parameter 1 Value": The value of parameter `:1` in the formula. - "Parameter 2 Value": The value of parameter `:2` in the formula. - "Parameter 3 Value": The value of parameter `:3` in the formula. - "Parameter 4 Value": The value of parameter `:4` in the formula. - "Parameter 5 Value": The value of parameter `:5` in the formula. - "Parameter 6 Value": The value of parameter `:6` in the formula. - "Parameter 7 Value": The value of parameter `:7` in the formula. - "Parameter 8 Value": The value of parameter `:8` in the formula. - "Parameter 9 Value": The value of parameter `:9` in the formula. - "Parameter 10 Value": The value of parameter `:10` in the formula.