In this example, the input variable Clinic does contain “Deena”
I am confused as to why this results in B
Whereas this results in A
I thought that the first example should produce A and the second Example should produce B
In this example, the input variable Clinic does contain “Deena”
I am confused as to why this results in B
Whereas this results in A
I thought that the first example should produce A and the second Example should produce B
Both expressions will ALWAYS return the same results regardless of the value of 33.Clinic.
The first is comparing a boolean value to a string which will always be false… giving B.
The second, is joining a boolean value to a string then coercing the string to boolean which will always be true… giving A.
The correct syntax for the expression should be:
{{if(contains(33.Clinic; "Deena") = true; "A"; "B")}}
which looks something like:
or, as the compairison to is redundant, simply:
{{if(contains(33.Clinic; "Deena"); "A"; "B")}}
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