Re: if statement brain cramp

Just reverse everything and it should work:

if ( SML010 <> 5) and (M1PLIN = *blanks);

if ( SML010 = 5) or (M1PLIN <> *blanks);

That's as easy as it is (parens are free)

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On Wed, Feb 27, 2019 at 8:11 AM Jay Vaughn <jeffersonvaughn@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

don't laugh, but i need to make sure i get this absolutely certain..

very elementary here... but, at risk of looking like a complete dummy...

what is the else to this if statement (in statement form)?

if ( SML010 <> 5 and M1PLIN = *blanks);
skipRecord;
else;
includeRecord;
endif;

I think it is...

if ( SML010 = 5 and M1PLIN = *blanks );

But need to be absolutely sure and want 2nd, 3rd, 4th opinions...

I want to includeRecord based on a true if statement condition.

jay
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