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Prioritising If Statements

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Hi everybody,

 

Is it possible to prioritise certain variables/if statements, or would I need to make another kind of statement?

For example, I have a button that is disabled if variable 1 is false. If variable 1 is true, the button is enabled. However, I also want a second variable to disable the button regardless of whether or not variable 1 is true. How would I achieve this?

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    98 on at

    Nevermind, I figured it out. Only reason it wasn't working for me was a typo. For those who are having a similar issue:

    If(V1, Result1, V2, Result2, Result3)


    Variable 1, if true, will force result 1 to happen and will not query variable 2. If variable 1 is false, variable 2 will be queried and the subsequent result will be chosen based on that.

  • Mari Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Thanks for updating this thread!

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