OR Function: Difference between revisions

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This function returns the Boolean value "true" if one condition is true. It is usually used in conjunction with the IF function.

Format:

'*OR(condition1;condition2)'

where:

condition1 / condition2 - logical expressions using >, <, =, >=, <=, !=, other functions, report column values or fields

Examples:

IF(OR(D="Column text";C>100500);"Good";"Bad")

Notes:

the condition can be an arithmetic expression. If the result of this expression is a non-zero number, then the condition is considered to be fulfilled. If the result of the expression is zero, then the condition is considered not fulfilled.
When checking a custom Checkbox field, you should use 1 and 0

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+This function returns the Boolean value "true" if one condition is true. It is usually used in conjunction with the IF function.
+''Format:''
+*'''OR(condition1;condition2)'''
+'*''OR(condition1;condition2)'''
+''where:''
+*condition1 / condition2 - logical expressions using >, <, =, >=, <=, !=, other functions, report column values or fields
+''Examples:''
+IF(OR(D="Column text";C>100500);"Good";"Bad")
+''Notes:''
+*the condition can be an arithmetic expression. If the result of this expression is a non-zero number, then the condition is considered to be fulfilled. If the result of the expression is zero, then the condition is considered not fulfilled.
+*When checking a custom Checkbox field, you should use 1 and 0
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 *[[Standard functions | Standard operators and Planfix functions]]
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