2023-04-15 03:59 PM - edited 2023-04-15 05:23 PM
IF ( COMPARE ( {Property:PRODUCT INFO/U_DoorType}, "PD" ) = 0, "플라스틱", "" )
IF ( COMPARE ( {Property:PRODUCT INFO/U_DoorType}, "WD" ) = 0, "목재문틀", "" )
this is wrong
2. What I want to add is to be able to select if not in the if statement. ^^
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2023-04-16 03:47 AM
I assume your intent is that : If the door type is neither "PD" or "WD" then fall through to another message --- Otherwise I don't know. In any event you can use only one statement.
IFS ( {Property:Calculation data/Door Type} = "PD", "Is PD", {Property:Calculation data/Door Type} = "WD", "Is WD", TRUE, "Not Either" )
2023-04-15 10:17 PM - edited 2023-04-15 11:19 PM
The short answer is NO. Multiple statements can not be used in expressions unless they are used within the sequence block. Your intent is not clear but i believe you might want to use a IFS statement instead.
2023-04-16 02:46 AM - edited 2023-04-16 02:57 AM
Thank you for answer.
I'm always curious about your long answers. ^^
Should I use only one method of ADD?
(If it is possible to use it multiple times, I would appreciate it if you could show me the form.)
But why
I used it once, is it alive as I can add add?
2023-04-16 03:47 AM
I assume your intent is that : If the door type is neither "PD" or "WD" then fall through to another message --- Otherwise I don't know. In any event you can use only one statement.
IFS ( {Property:Calculation data/Door Type} = "PD", "Is PD", {Property:Calculation data/Door Type} = "WD", "Is WD", TRUE, "Not Either" )
2023-04-16 05:18 AM
thank you so much. ^^
With your help, I converted the if statements into ifs.