Summary
This article defines the instruction fi.
Table of Contents
Instruction fi
Overview
Performs an if-then-if-then-else processing according to the if, then and else settings that have been provided before. You can provide as many if and then pairs as you want plus one else value. The “fi” processing will iterate over all if conditions. For the first condition that evaluates to true, the corresponding then value is returned. When no if condition evaluates to true, then the else value is returned.
Question Id
Unused.
Value
Unused.
Input value
Unused.
Example
| Question Id | Instruction | Value |
| dsterm $>dsdecod $> $> $> $> $> $> $> $> $> | setVar $>paramListLookup $>setVar $>if $>then $>if $>then $>if $>thenVar $>elseVar $>fi | term $>dsdecodEx $>decodValue $>dsendtc == ’1′ $>COMPLETE $>dsdecod == 1 $>BP LIMITS AS DEFINED IN SECTION 4.1 $>dsdecod == 7 OR dsdecod == 88 $>term $>decodValue $> |
| Form Type Id | Question Id | Instruction | Value | Column Number | Column Title | Data Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| raceoth $> $>race $> $> $> $> $> | uppercase $>setVar $>paramListLookup $>setVar $>if $>thenVar $>elseVar $>fi | $>raceOther $>raceSDTM $>raceVar $>race == 5 $>raceOther $>raceVar $> | 9 | RACE | String |
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