Updated: 2022-02-18
Use the following operators in field codes to build conditions based on the content in a field.
Note: There is no else operator, you must reverse the condition.
| Operator | Description |
|---|---|
|
and |
Both statements are true. |
| or | Either statement is true. |
| > | The value of the first statement is greater than the value of the second statement. |
| < | The value of the first statement is less than the value of the second statement. |
| >= | The value of the first statement is greater than or equal to the value of the second statement. |
| <= | The value of the first statement is less than or equal to the value of the second statement. |
| = | Statements are equal or produce the same results. |
| != | Statements are not equal or produce different results. |
| not(...) |
Reverses the statement.
|
| isblank(...) |
Tests whether a field is blank. Useful when looking to see if there is a date in a field. For example, to check whether that there is no spouse date of death on the Info worksheet:
Combine this with the not() function to do the reverse, test whether the field has something in it. For example, to test that there is a spouse date of death on the Info worksheet: {{not(isblank(CurrentClient.Info.Filing.SpouseDateOfDeath))}} |
| isempty(...) |
Checks to see whether there is text in a field. |