Hi Steve, your pretty close.
Heres what it looks like you want to do:
<@if expr="<@column enrollment.attendance>!=1">
Completed
</@if>
the main difference you see is expr= " "
with the expression inside the quotes. You can put any expression in there,
using and, or != (does not equal) =, <, > etc. All the goodies you can
think of. Dont let the expr= part fool you into thinking it has to be an if
= equation.
Also, you may already know this but if you have to use quotes within quotes
(ie <@column enrollment.attendance> = "1" within the expression), you should
alternate between single and double quotes (ie <@if expr="<@column
enrollment.attendance>!='1'">).
Hope this helps
-Atrix
----- Original Message -----
From: "Campbell, Steve V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of list witango-talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:28 AM
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: <@IF EXPR>
Hello
I am trying to do an if statement to check for a result. Basically if
the number in a column is "so and so" then I need it to do <@else> "so
and so">
This is my code:
<@IF VALUE=<@COLUMN "enrollment.attendance"> 1
<@ELSE>
Completed
</@IF>
I have three of those for completed, no showed and cancelled all back to
back. All of them look like the above, but it's not working.
Should it be <@IF EXPR= expr, etc.>??
Thanks for any help...
Steve
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