I need to give an exit condition for an object in a report in which the field is text, I apply the following but it doesn't work:<<Calc(<<TABLE.Field>> = "4-MP.-blablablabla")>>It doesn't work for me either:(<<TABLE.Field>> = "4-MP.-blablablabla")because the following, which is what I really want, does not come out:in a -Column - Discrete Graphics us depth properties- ( Column - Discrete Graphics us depth properties)"Column" tab"Column Header Label" fieldIf the text string is "4-MP.-blablablabla" in the field I want, then put "ABC" as the field title, otherwise "A".I would like to implement the latter in the Column tab of the table, in which the expression to put would be more or less: IIf<<TABLE.Field>> = "4-MP.-blablablabla" OR <<TABLE.Field>> = "5-MR.-blablablabla", then it shows "ABC", otherwise, it shows "A" IIf<<TABLE.Field>> = "4-MP.-blablablabla" OR <<TABLE.Field>> = "5-MR.-blablablabla" then "ABC", IIF not, then "A"This field is defined as a library data lookup field or dropdown field. The table is called A and the library table is also called A, which is why I don't know if the query doesn't work out because of that.
Art, I do not know anything about open ground as I have never used it. Since I am retired, I do not have to face the prospect of migrating to open ground when bentley eventually stops supporting gint so I have no motivation to educate myself on it. Perhaps this question needs to be posted in the open ground forum.
Hi Art, yes OpenGround allows for conditional logic. Expressions can be used in the model itself (calculated fields), report templates, and other workflows to make decisions automatically.