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"if else if" like condition in data formula in Scribe

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Posted on by Rawish Kumar 13,758

Hi Experts, 

I hope we have many scribe experts here in the community.

I am very new to Scribe - i am in a situation where i have to check three field values which can either be 0 or 1 or null. if all source fields are "0" i have to set target to "0", if all are "1" i have to set target to "1". otherwise if any field is null or not matching is criteria it has to be null.

 

I am able to check something like below :

IF(AND(S1=0, S2=0,S3=0),"0","")

 

but how do it check other value from these fields? Like and IF , Else IF condition? 

your help is much appreciated.

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    RaviKashyap 55,410 Moderator on at

    Hi Rawish,

    I have tried this but may be this would work-

    IF(AND(S1=0, S2=0,S3=0),"0",IF(AND(S1=1, S2=1,S3=1),"1",null))

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    Rawish Kumar 13,758 on at

    Hi Ravi,

    Wow. I have entered this formula and scribe didn't complain about anything. Looks like its going to work :)

    Marked as verified for now. Thanks for your help.

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    RaviKashyap 55,410 Moderator on at

    Do confirm if it works.

  • NK Bhairi Profile Picture
    NK Bhairi 244 on at

    Hi,

    Just wondering if this is right approach,

    I am trying to set an optionset(State) value based on other optionsetvalue(Country)

    If Country is 77 set state as 18 else if country is 3 set state as 180 else null

    IF((S1=77),18,IF((S1=3),180,null)).

    This is failing with error incorrect number of function parameters, incorrect function parameter type. Any help with this?

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