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If-Then-Else Expression

An if-then-else expression takes the general form:
If
boolean-expression
Then
 then-expression
Else
else-expression
If the
boolean-expression
 evaluates to
true
 then the if-then-else expression evaluates to the
then-expression
.
If the
boolean-expression
 evaluates to
false
 then the if-then-else expression evaluates to the
else-expression
.
Otherwise, the if-then-else expression is non-evaluable.

Example

Consider a boolean variable
MultiBorrower
, a repeated numeric variable
MultiBorrowerLoan
 and an un-repeated numeric variable
SingleBorrowerLoan
.
The expression:
If MultiBorrower Then Sum( Collect( MultiBorrowerLoan ) ) Else SingleBorrowerLoan
will evaluate to the borrowers' total loans irrespective of whether it is a multi-borrower agreement or a single-borrower agreement.

This article applies to:

  • Product: Contract Express