e.g. If('Condition','Expression1','Expression2')
The If-function can be used for a conditioned execution of further calculations. Depending on the Boolean result of a 'Condition’, which can itself be an operation, the operation ‘Expression1’ will be executed if the result is TRUE and the operation ‘Expression2’ if the result is FALSE.
In conclusion, different process-controlled calculations can be performed. You can use this function of course in an interlaced form to realize further branches. Text signals are supported.
Arguments
Give at least the following arguments.
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Function |
If |
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If (Condition) |
Condition as an operation with the Boolean results, TRUE or FALSE |
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Then (Expression1) |
Operation is performed if 'Condition' is TRUE |
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Else (Expression2) |
Operation is performed if 'Condition' is FALSE |