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I have 3 Y/N parameters and would like one of them to rely on the other to determine if it's on or off. I tried following the conditional statement from the book, but it gives me an error. I have "Head Bottom" and "Tail" Y/N parameters. If the HB parameter is checked, then I want the Tail parameter to be unchecked and vice versa. I have seen this condition work if the Y/N parameter references a dimensional parameter, but I am trying to have a Y/N parameter reference another Y/N parameter. Is this possible? I hope this makes sense.
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Par1 = "checked" Par2 = not(Par1) This will make par2 not equal to par1 if you have 3 of them it becomes more complicated.
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