Property group	Property Name	Description	Misc.	Note
Add / Remove Filler	Add Filler	Select the variable name to which you want to add fillers.		List of available variables.
Add / Remove Filler	Delete last filler	Deletes the last filler that is currently added.	button
Add / Remove Filler	Edit Filler	Select the variable you want to add filler to at once.	button
Filler Info.	Filler	Choose whether to set the fill condition as missing values or to create a user-defined condition. If you select User-defined, you must provide a conditional statement.		User-defined, Missing Values
Filler Info.	Condition Edit	Edit the fill condition using the expression editor.	button	Refer to the Expression editor.
Filler Info.	Value Edit	Specify the value to be filled when the fill condition is met.	button	Refer to the Expression editor.
Note: When a user-defined condition is specified, the fill operation is executed as long as the result is true, regardless of the form of the entered expression. This means that whether it's a simple conditional statement (e.g., {A} < 1) or an IF ~ ENDIF structure, as long as the outcome is true, the fill will be performed.	Note: When a user-defined condition is specified, the fill operation is executed as long as the result is true, regardless of the form of the entered expression. This means that whether it's a simple conditional statement (e.g., {A} < 1) or an IF ~ ENDIF structure, as long as the outcome is true, the fill will be performed.	Note: When a user-defined condition is specified, the fill operation is executed as long as the result is true, regardless of the form of the entered expression. This means that whether it's a simple conditional statement (e.g., {A} < 1) or an IF ~ ENDIF structure, as long as the outcome is true, the fill will be performed.	Note: When a user-defined condition is specified, the fill operation is executed as long as the result is true, regardless of the form of the entered expression. This means that whether it's a simple conditional statement (e.g., {A} < 1) or an IF ~ ENDIF structure, as long as the outcome is true, the fill will be performed.	Note: When a user-defined condition is specified, the fill operation is executed as long as the result is true, regardless of the form of the entered expression. This means that whether it's a simple conditional statement (e.g., {A} < 1) or an IF ~ ENDIF structure, as long as the outcome is true, the fill will be performed.