Logic Operators: AND (&&) and OR (||)

AND or OR statements allow us to evaluate multiple logic statements at one time.

OR Statement

For an OR statement, we use the double pipe syntax: ||

This operator is used if any one of the statements must be true. Each statement must be contained within round brackets ().

	OR
Input	{#(entity_jurisdiction=='Alberta') \|\| (entity_jurisdiction=='Ontario')}True{/}
Meaning	IF the jurisdiction is Alberta OR Ontario, then print ‘True'.
Sample Data #1	Jurisdiction: Alberta
Output #1	True
Sample Data #2	Jurisdiction: Quebec
Output #2	[no output]

For an AND statement, we use the double ampersand syntax: &&

This operator is used if multiple statements must be true at the same time. Each statement must be contained within round brackets ().

	AND
Input	{#(entity_jurisdiction!='British Columbia') && (entity_jurisdiction!='Nova Scotia')}Corporation{/}
Meaning	IF the jurisdiction is NOT British Columbia AND NOT Nova Scotia, then print ‘Corporation'.
Sample Data #1	Jurisdiction: Alberta
Output #1	Corporation
Sample Data #2	Jurisdiction: British Columbia
Output #2	[no output]
Sample Data #3	Jurisdiction: Nova Scotia
Output #3	[no output]