====== IIF() ======

The IIF((Deviating spellings are **Iif**, **IIf**. This not recommended **iif** notation is also possible. Not recommended, because lower case functions describe X-Path build in functions.)) function returns one of two values depending on the value of a Boolean expression. If the //true// condition results, then //expression1// is evaluated to the result; if the //false// condition results, then //expression2// is evaluated to the result. \\ \\  
Only one of the expressions //expression1// and //expression2// is ever evaluated. \\ \\  

==== Syntax: ====

<code>IIF('Condition', 'Expression1', 'Expression2')</code>

==== Sample: ====

<code>IIF(@wgr>10, 1, 15)</code>
This example shows how to save a lot of work by correctly using the iif function. \\\ 
As you can see here you can avoid 2 rulesets together. \\\ 

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