IF

Syntax

=IF(expr, resultTrue, resultFalse)

Arguments

Argument	Type	Description
expr	Boolean	The expression to evaluate when determining which value to return
resultTrue	Any	The value to return if the expression evaluates to true
resultFalse	Any	The value to return if the expression evaluates to false

Examples

=IF(10 < 20, "Yes", "No") → "Yes"
Checks if 10 is less than 20 and returns "Yes" if so, and "No" otherwise. Because 10 is less than 20, "Yes" is returned.

=IF(10 > 20, "Yes", "No") → "No"
Checks if 10 is greater than 20 and returns "Yes" if so, and "No" otherwise. Because 10 is not greater than 20, "No" is returned.

=IF(@"Property 1" = 1, "A", "B") → "A"
Checks if the shape data property "Property 1" is equal to 1 and returns "A" if so, and "B" otherwise. Because "Property 1" is equal to 1, the function returns "A".