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Add nested 'if' statement into expressions in LW.net
Mark Aldous
said
about 6 years ago
It can already be done. You have to use variables to achieve this.
Example:
a:=iif[v{RetailPrice}>1, True, False];
b:=iif[v{RetailPrice}>2, True, False];
iif[a=true AND b=true, True, False]
Example:
a:=iif[v{RetailPrice}>1, True, False];
b:=iif[v{RetailPrice}>2, True, False];
iif[a=true AND b=true, True, False]
you need to nest and look back on itself
so if you condition the subsource to be four different values based off a number do as below:
sub1:="Subsource 1";
sub2:="Subsource 1";
sub3:="Subsource 1";
subsource:= iif[v{ImportField}=703025,sub1,v{ImportField}];
subsource:= iif[subsource=703572,sub2,subsource];
subsource:= iif[subsource=703725,sub3,subsource];
iif[subsource =v{ImportField},sub4,subsource]
Philip Coles
iif[c, a, b] - where 'c' is the condition and must evaluate to a Boolean. The value 'a' is returned if 'c' is true, otherwise, the value 'b' is returned.
However, if we have more than 2 conditions, we are not able to use this function. We tried to nest an 'if' condition into 'b' but LW.net can't evaluate it since it's surrounded with double quotes and count it as a string.
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