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Is there any doc on IIF usage?

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Hi I am looking for a doc on using IIF at Adobe campaign.

Does anyone know a good reference?

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Hi

There is no good manual for this function, but it is very basic and intuitive.

It looks like Iif(<expression>,<if expression truly, do this>,<otherways do that>)

Expressions can be any valid XTK expression, for example:

Iif(@myValue=1 and [nested/@value] >=2, "YES". "NO")

The following comparison operators are supported:

=, >, <, >=, <=, !=, IN, LIKE, NOT, IS NULL

Actions also can be anything, even another Iif() function. Ultimately, Iif will be converted to SQL expression CASE WHEN ... THEN ... ELSE ... END

p.s here are some resources:

Defining filter conditions

Advanced expression editing

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Hi,

The Iif() sql expression? It's documented in its call:

This is analogous to decode() in Oracle:

Thanks,

-Jon

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Thanks for the page wodnicki,

before I write here I saw that page.

The page does not provide real-life use cases and syntax for Adobe campaign.

Do you know any resource that shows various codes?

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Level 4

Hi

There is no good manual for this function, but it is very basic and intuitive.

It looks like Iif(<expression>,<if expression truly, do this>,<otherways do that>)

Expressions can be any valid XTK expression, for example:

Iif(@myValue=1 and [nested/@value] >=2, "YES". "NO")

The following comparison operators are supported:

=, >, <, >=, <=, !=, IN, LIKE, NOT, IS NULL

Actions also can be anything, even another Iif() function. Ultimately, Iif will be converted to SQL expression CASE WHEN ... THEN ... ELSE ... END

p.s here are some resources:

Defining filter conditions

Advanced expression editing