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Basic 1: IF - THEN Statement (Pascal Expression)
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Basic 1: IF - THEN Statement (Pascal Expression)

Owned by Jacob Oveson-Davis (Deactivated)
Last updated: Sept 27, 2019 by Kristi Larson (Deactivated)

IF (condition) THEN (result :=  )

  • If (condition): user can use any normal operators or formulas which can be inserted in (condition). When the condition is true, it will give the result.


Tip: Condition can be isolated in parentheses (  ) to organize better (not necessary but good practice)

If ([property]<0)

If ('[property]' = 'Text')

If ([property]=10)


  • Then (result:=): this is the result of the if statement when the above condition is true. User can use any normal operators or formulas here.

Caution: The returned value for the result will need to share the same type, being either a text or number, with the "inherited-from" property.



Then (result:=[property]) 

Then (result:='[property]') (when the property type is a text)

Then (result:=[property]-10) (when the property type is a number)


Example 1: if a equals 10 then d will be 100







Example 2: if a equals 10 then d will display "It is correct"



Example 3: if a is text then d will displays "It is correct"


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