If Then

The following table provides information regarding the 'If Then' SFCodeBlock.

If Then SFCodeBlock

Category	Logic
Description	Executes the inner stacked SFCodeBlocks, if the condition is true. The If Then statement requires you to define an expression, or multiple expressions, taking advantage of multi-patterns support that evaluates to true of false. Please refer to the SFHub Expression manual for more details on how to define an expression.
Input	AF Element
Parameters	None
Pattern	Support Yes
Returns	None
Configuration	You are required to enter at least one condition. Add a Condition To add a condition: 1. Click the Add button. ^{If Then SFCodeBlock - Add} 2. Enter the expression in the configuration panel. 3. Click Save. Edit a Condition To edit a condition: 1. Click on the condition placeholder, to open it in the configuration panel. ^{If Then SFCodeBlock - Edit condition expression} 2. Modify the expression as needed. 3. Click Save.

Note

Multiple patterns are treated as an OR condition.

If Then Configuration Panel

The If Then configuration panel allows you to configure an expression for a condition relative to the If Then statement.

The following table describes the configuration options.

If Then Configuration

Item	Required/Optional	Description
Expression	Required	The expression containing the condition to be evaluated. Please refers to the Expression section for more details on how to define an expression.

Expression	Description
$var = 0	$var = 0 Evaluate if the variable is equal to zero
"ObjectStatus" = 'OS'	Evaluate if the element has the ObjectStatus attribute equal to 'OS'
"MassTolerance" = 0	Evaluate if the element has the MassTolerance attribute equal to zero.
Abs(ReconciledMassTest1) > 1000	Evaluate if the element has the absolute value of the ReconciledMassTest1 greater than 1000.

In this example, two patterns have been configured to:

^{Example using patterns}