The Conditional Table node allows you to evaluate a set of conditions
using if-then-else
statements, and will return true
or
false
. The expression can be one of the following:
AND
– All of the following statements are trueOR
– Any of the following statements are trueThe conditional node is commonly used across processes that are used to filter records through exclusion logic, check if someone is opted-in to receive a certain type of communication, and many other uses. As the conditional node is a generic piece of logic, it has a wide range of uses and applications.
The following evaluation methods are available:
For more information about evaluation methods, see Conditions and Expressions.
To create a conditional node, complete the following actions:
Note
If a condition no longer needs to be evaluated, click the trashcan placed to the right of each rule to remove it.
After creating a condition, ensure that the correct parameters are passed into the node at the graph level.
Warning | Description |
---|---|
All conditional data names must be non-empty | All values on the left hand side of each expression must be non-empty. |
All conditional comparison values must be non-empty | All values on the right hand side of the expression must be non-empty. |