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Hello,
I have the following If/Then statement set up. If (Cond1) and (Cond2) and (Cond3a) or (Cond3b) or (Cond3c) Then I want the "then" to be fulfilled only if BOTH Conditions 1 AND 2, as well as "at least one" of the # 3 conditions are true. How would I properly use and/or combinations as well as parenthese/brackets? I thought it might be something like this, but it didn't work: If (Cond1) and (Cond2) and [(Cond 3a) or (Cond3b) or (Cond3c)] Then |
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