Need help with IF statement

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06-22-2021 02:50 PM
JeremyMoore2
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I have a nested If statement that checks a field then does a pull data on different csv files. It is working as intended however I need to add to it. I need a new if statement to check two fields for certain values then add in a fixed value if those two fields in a specific combination show up. 

For Example in plain text: If Field "Measurement Type" = "Primary Facilities" and Field "Hot_Spot_temp" is greather than 150 set the priority field to 10. 

in Survey123 it should look something like this however I have butchered the syntax and I'm having a hard time figuring out where it's failing:

if($Thermal_Measurement_Type} = "Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10', 0)

 

The entire nested if statement looks like this:

 

 

 

if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities', pulldata('Primary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), 
if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Secondary Facilities', pulldata('Secondary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), 
if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Indirect Measurements', pulldata('Indirect_Measurements_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), 
if($Thermal_Measurement_Type} = "Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10'), 0)))

 

 

Edited the code to make it a little easier to read

 

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DougBrowning
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I think the one in bold below is an extra, remove it.  But you prob want '0' also since they are all strings.

if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities', pulldata('Primary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Secondary Facilities', pulldata('Secondary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Indirect Measurements', pulldata('Indirect_Measurements_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if($Thermal_Measurement_Type} = "Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10'), 0)))

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DougBrowning
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I think the one in bold below is an extra, remove it.  But you prob want '0' also since they are all strings.

if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities', pulldata('Primary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Secondary Facilities', pulldata('Secondary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Indirect Measurements', pulldata('Indirect_Measurements_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if($Thermal_Measurement_Type} = "Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10'), 0)))

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JeremyMoore2
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I got it to work. I had to walk away, take a break, go out to the garden and cut a head of cabbage then rewrite the logic. End the end it looks like this

if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10', 0)

The entire nested If statement looks like this:

 

if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities', pulldata('Primary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Secondary Facilities', pulldata('Secondary_Facilities_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Indirect Measurements', pulldata('Indirect_Measurements_Priority', 'Priority', 'Rise', ${Hot_Spot_Above_Reference}), if(${Thermal_Measurement_Type} = 'Primary Facilities' and number(${Hot_Spot_Temp}) > 150, '10',  0))))

 

 

I love code and hate it at the same time. Thank you for your help

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DougBrowning
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Yep that was the one I bolded.  You are prob going to want '0' though.

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JeremyMoore2
New Contributor II

You're right again. Ty Much

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Helen_Liang
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Hi everyone, 

I have a similar problem with the if statements in Survey 123 Connect but I can't seem to figure out the error by myself and I'm hoping if I can ask for any assistance from you all.

I'm trying to develop a scoring system where if the person selected answer A from the previous question then a score of 10 is displayed, if answered B then a score of 1, and a score of 0 for selected unknown from the previous question. 

I have my if statement written as:

if(selected(${Question1},'Yes),'10',if(selected(${Question1},'No'),'1','0'))

I don't have any syntax errors but no matter what answer I chose from the previous selection, it still displays 0 for me. 

Any idea/help would be appreciated!! Thanks in advance! 

 

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DougBrowning
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Looks ok to me.  My guess is that the built in lists are Yes No in the label but yes no for the name field.  Data always stores the name - It is case sensitive which is why you get 0. 

Why in the world the default list is diff cases I have no idea.  I strongly encourage you to make both the name and label the same or it will drive you nuts for years.

Hope that is it.

Helen_Liang
New Contributor

OMG thank you so much!! That was the problem!! 

I will remember to keep them the same in the future so I don't run into the same problem again!!