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Topic: conditional more then 1
Posted By: ismailkoca
Subject: conditional more then 1
Date Posted: 11 Oct 2008 at 4:09pm

i can 1 conditional by using formula like ; if({deneme.deneme2} in 11 to 88) then "you're good"

but i can't do contional more then 1 like;
if({deneme.deneme2} in 11 to 88) then "you're good"
({deneme.deneme2} in 89 to 118) then "you're so good"
 
i want to do 1 formulafield but 2 pr 3 conditional
Sorry for my poor English.
 
Thank U


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Posted By: BrianBischof
Date Posted: 13 Oct 2008 at 11:54am
You can do this by adding the "Else If"keyword to your logic. Here is sample code: 
IF ({deneme.deneme2} in 11 to 88) then 


    "you're good" 


ELSE IF ({deneme.deneme2} in 89 to 118)  then 


    "you're so good"


ELSE IF ({deneme.deneme2} in 119 to 200) then


    "you're the ultimate in good";
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Posted By: ismailkoca
Date Posted: 13 Oct 2008 at 3:07pm
Thank U 4 ur reply,
but i have a new problem,
i can do
IF ({deneme.deneme} in 11 to 88) then

    "you're good"

and ({deneme.deneme2} in 11 to 88)  then
" you're so good"
 
how can i do it.
 
Thank U very much.


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Posted By: BrianBischof
Date Posted: 13 Oct 2008 at 7:02pm
I don't understand your question. You test for "11 to 88" two times with differerent results. Did you put the wrong numbers in the second part? Shouldn't it be 89 to 118? And why did you put the "AND" in there? Confused...

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Posted By: Savan
Date Posted: 14 Oct 2008 at 2:29am
u can do it this way
 
IF ({deneme.deneme} in 11 to 88) and ({deneme.deneme2} in 11 to 88) then
    " you're so good"
else
    "you're good"


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Thanks
Savan


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