This certainly did the trick. Am forever grateful . . . Thanks.
Brenda
"Peter Jamieson" wrote in message
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The safest general-purpose way for multiple questions is
{ IF "{ granteemf \*Upper }" = "F" "{ IF "{ grannteesp \*Upper }" = "S"
"both F and S" "M or P" }" "M or P" }
But you could also consider something like
{ IF "{ granteemf \*Upper }&{ grannteesp \*Upper }" = "F&S" "both F and S"
"M or P" }
(You need something in the middle of the two results because
{ IF "{ granteemf \*Upper }{ grannteesp \*Upper }" = "FS" "both F and S"
"M or P" }
would result in "both F and S" if the user responded FS to either the M/F
question or the S/P question and left the other one blank)
--
Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
"Brenda A. Reid" wrote in message
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I have a precedent which has:
{ set granteemf { fillin "Is the Grantee Male or Female? [type m or f]}}
{ set granteesp { fillin "Is the Grantee Singular or Plural [type s or
p]}}
I would like to have an If statement combining the two, i.e.
If granteemf = f AND granteesp = s . . .
Can I do that?
Brenda