- Workflow Rule
- Posted by Rebecca Halstead on August 21st, 2003
Does anyone know whether workflow rules allow nested IF statements in the
workflow condition? I've seen information about having a nested sales
process condition, but I'm wondering about the regular workflow process
condition since we will be using the Customer Service server and not the
Sales server.
For example:
if (condition 1)
then
if (condition 2)
then
if (condition 3)
(condition 4)
....
If so, is there any limit to the number of nested statements? If not, would
the workaround be to invoke a subprocess in the originating workflow rule?
Thanks for your help,
Rebecca
- Posted by Matt Parks on August 21st, 2003
Rebecca,
I nested IF's are allowed. Not sure if there is a limit, but I was able to
enter 5 levels w/o any errors.
To do this, you would add another condition after highlighting the
appropriate "<<add actions here>>" line.
HTH,
Matt
"Rebecca Halstead" <rhalstead@gmri.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone know whether workflow rules allow nested IF statements in the
workflow condition? I've seen information about having a nested sales
process condition, but I'm wondering about the regular workflow process
condition since we will be using the Customer Service server and not the
Sales server.
For example:
if (condition 1)
then
if (condition 2)
then
if (condition 3)
(condition 4)
....
If so, is there any limit to the number of nested statements? If not, would
the workaround be to invoke a subprocess in the originating workflow rule?
Thanks for your help,
Rebecca
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