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if statement type logic

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randyb - 25 Apr 2008 13:44 GMT
If I have fielda and checkboxa.  How do I do the following

If Checkbox A is checked
 Then populate fielda
else
 Leave fielda blank
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Clay Fox - 26 Apr 2008 17:15 GMT
Hey Randy.

Use conditions on your rules.
First rule has a condition A=true
And then add the set field actions.
2 rule A = false
set field to blank

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> If I have fielda and checkboxa.  How do I do the following
>
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>   Leave fielda blank
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