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- cunderwCommunity Hero
It's a condition modiier for the compare preporties keyword test operation.
- cunderwCommunity Hero
Just use a compare properties operation using cmpContains, and then and if check on last operation result. Does exactly what you need it to.
- DCat1223Frequent Contributor
Hi cunderw. Thank you for the response. Please excuse my ignorance, but I'm not sure what cmpContains is. Is this a feature of the Keyword test or a coded solution? I'm not a developer, so I'm pretty much code illiterate. Thank you again.
- DCat1223Frequent Contributor
Thank you, cunderw. I got it now. I see how this will do what I want.
I'm hoping you can help shed some light on how I am using this. I am trying to have a "or" in my Value but failing miserably.
What I am trying to do is look at a specific value on a spreadsheet (Dental Children) to see if the Value = "add dependent" OR "add one dependent"exists and based on that do a specific thing. Here is what I have:
Property = ProjectSuite.Variables.EmpData("Dental Children")
Condition = cmpEqual
Value = "add dependent" or "add one dependent"
Case Sensitive = 0 (no?)
I'm pretty sure the problem is syntax related in the Value field.
I've also tried making it a code expression:
ProjectSuite.Variables.EmpData.Value("Dental Children") == "add dependent" || ProjectSuite.Variables.EmpData.Value("Dental Children") == "add one dependent"
but that also fails.
Any thoughts on how to best approach this?
- DCat1223Frequent Contributor
I just figured it out. I used the cmpInCondition and seperated the values with a ",".
Thank you again #cunderw for pointing me in the right direction!
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