[Peter Jamieson]

There are a few possible approaches, e.g. the "obvious" one:

{ IF {Criteria1} = x "{ IF { Criteria2} = y "{ the field you want }" "" }"
"" }

In some cases you may be able to combine the criteria in a useful way, e.g.

{ IF "{Criteria1}{Criteria2 }" = "xy" "{ the field you want }" "" }

(that's a string concatenation, not a multiplication. In that case it
wouldn't be helpful if Criteria1 could be "xy" and Criteria2 could be "",
for example)

Or you can use a number of types of calculation, e.g.

{ IF {={ COMPARE { Criteria1} = x }+{ COMPARE { Criteria2 } = y } } = 2 "{
the field you want }" "" }

{ IF {=AND({ COMPARE { Criteria1} = x },{ COMPARE { Criteria2 } = y }) } = 1
"{ the field you want }" "" }


--
Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk

"JoePineapples" wrote in message
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Hi All

I can use the IF function for one criteria but is it possible to have two
criteria.

eg.

IF {Criteria1} = x AND {Criteria2} = y THEN Show Field

Any help would be much appreciated.