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IF (condition1) THEN (result:=  ) ELSE IF (condition2) THEN (result:=  ) ELSE IF (condition3) ELSE (result:=  )


  • Users can use any normal operators or formulas which can be inserted in (condition) 


  • When the (condition1) is true, it will give the result in the first THEN (result:=) . If it is not true, it will go on checking in with (condition2) and display the second THEN (result) if (condition2)  is true.  


  • It will continue to check on each of the conditions and display the result in that order from left to right, and if none are true, it will display the "ELSE(result:=)"   



Caution: Any of those THEN (result:=  ) the returned value will need to share the same type, being either a text or number, with the "inherited-from" property. The same for "ELSE(result:=)"


Example: If a equals 10 then will display "It is 10". If a equals 20 then d will display "It is 20". If a equals 30 then d will display "It is 30". If not, the final result is "No result".



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