- This topic has 8 replies, 4 voices, and was last updated 11 years, 3 months ago by
.
-
Topic
-
-
Replies
-
-
-
Jim,
Thanks for the reply. I thought of doing that but wasn’t fond of having an IF that didnt’ do anything just to get the else. Something that goes back to my RPG days.
So here is my IF and my next question:
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =NO GROWTH ||
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =NEGATIVE ||
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =PENDING
Would the else get anything that is not equal to NO GROWTH or NEGATIVE or PENDING? I think it would but still not sure.
Or would 3 seperate IF/ELSE statements be the way to go?
-
-
-
So here is my IF statement…
IF
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =CULTURE &&
!(0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =NO GROWTH &&
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =NEGATIVE &&
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =PENDING)
So that should get me any DSP segment with the word CULTURE and anything that is not NO GROWTH or NEGATIVE or PENDING.
SO this DSP Segment…
D S P | | | C U L T U R E 2 + S T A P H Y L O C O C C U S A U R E U S
would drop into my IF criteria, correct?
And this DSP Segment would not drop into the IF.
DSP||| CULTURE NO GROWTH 2 DAYS PRELIMINARY, FINAL RESULT TO FOLLOW
Correct?
-
First, you need to deal with the space between NO and GROWTH. Probably you should put the phrase into a variable like @NOGROWTH.
Code:IF
0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =CULTURE &&
!(0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct @NOGROWTH) &&
!(0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =NEGATIVE) &&
!( 0(0).DSP(%s3).#3(0).[0] ct =PENDING)
Contains CULTURE and NOT NOGROWTH and NOT NEGATIVE and NOT PENDING, if that’s what you’re going for.. -
-
-
- The forum ‘Cloverleaf’ is closed to new topics and replies.
