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  • 16 February 2023
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Hi all,

 

I’ve got this line which mostly works:

 

=IIf( InStr( [AMProdStep.Descr], 'MESH' )<0, IIf( InStr( [AMProdStep.Descr], 'ADHESIVE' )<0, True, False ), False)

 

We don’t want anything with ‘ADHESIVE’ in the product description to print and it works fine. But now we have one adhesive type we do want to print, let’s say ‘BLUE ADHESIVE’… how do I restrict all adhesives from printing but allow BLUE ADHESIVE to make it through the expression?

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Best answer by lauraj46 16 February 2023, 16:01

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Hi @swartzfeger ,

I think this would do it:

=IIf(Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'MESH')>0 or 
     (Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'ADHESIVE')>0 and Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'BLUE ADHESIVE')<0), False, True)

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Hi @swartzfeger ,

I think this would do it:

=IIf(Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'MESH')>0 or 
     (Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'ADHESIVE')>0 and Instr([AMProdStep.Descr], 'BLUE ADHESIVE')<0), False, True)

Laura you’re a peach, that worked perfectly… this will help me begin parsing how I can write my own expressions… thank you!

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