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* Often, you will want to display one of two texts--one text in the case that a condition is met and another in the case that the condition is not met. This is achieved through the use of an "else" operator.

* The following sample code will display one message if a user is male and another if the user is female:

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You can use multiple "else if" operators if there are more than just 2 options:

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* You can include more than one condition:

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* SSlogic can be used to display fields that may have a single quote stored within them.

* The escape[] function is used to achieve this:

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* sslogic can be used in workflow e-mails at Level 1 only.

* In general double quotes (") should be used to enclose variables rather than single quotes ('). If the content includes an apostrophe (equivalent to a single quote) it will disrupt the processing. Double quotes are less common as content. You may want to add an [[Removing Special Characters|onchange]] to the source field to prevent entry of double quotes.