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Hi I have a the following If Statement to compare four combobox selections, this works as required but I need to nest more than 50 further If's, so need if possible to change this to a switch.

If(Q1Label.Text = "One" && Q2Label.Text = "Two" && Q3Label.Text = "Three" && Q4Label.Text = "Four",

If(Q1Label.Text = "Five" && Q2Label.Text = "Six" && Q3Label.Text = "Seven" && Q4Label.Text = "Eight",

Navigate(Feedback,ScreenTransition.None),Notify("Not all the answers are correct, please try again",NotificationType.Error)))

Is this possible?

Any advice welcomed.

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WarrenBelz 155,463 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Newbeetle1 ,

From what you have posted, no - Switch() refers to multiple values from one control - you are dealing with multiple.

If you are dealing with a quiz here, you might consider a table with all the correct answers and do a lookup on the OnChange of each control to see if it is correct, then set a Variable if not. You only then have to test if that Variable is true.

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Newbeetle1 62 on at

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Hi Warren, many thanks for the idea I will give that a go.

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