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Wed, Mar 2, 2005 at 11:59:17 PM | If statements

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Does anyone know if under family types in the formula section how you use a yes / no type in an IIF statement?

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Thu, Mar 3, 2005 at 1:46:16 AM | RE: If statements

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There is no need to use IF statements to define yes/no parameters... If the formula is true then its yes if its false then its no. Say you have a visibilty yes/no parameter setup for a mullion. You can have a formula in your yes/no parameter stating width>1200... There visibility will be yes if this statement is true... HTH.

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Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 4:42:38 PM | If statements

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Mr. Spot...thanks for all your posts you are the man

Question....If I have a sheet index conditional formatting question

I figured out how to do a graphic if it is yes or no, but what I really need is if Issued for Review=Yes then use graphic IFR_Yes (R)and if =No then nothing but and here's the catch I might be issuing that sheet for Construction in turn want my Issued for Construction=Yes to place a IFC_Yes graphic (X) and if it =No then nothing..

This is what I used for the graphic when it was just issued or not if((ISSUED_FOR_REVIEW_02_13_13), Graphic Yes, "")

Can you help

 



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Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 5:26:06 PM | If statements

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Try this:

if(Issued For Review, "R", if(Issued For construction, "X", ""))

 

I didn't test that, but it should work (swap out your parameter names as needed). Also, I think IFR should override IFC in that example (if both are checked then it will display R).


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