If value is < 0, show –

Hello @radorp2p

The return in this case, would be a text with the - symbol. In javascript the texts must be enclosed between quotes or double-quotes, as follows:

(function(){
if(fieldname4 == 'choice1' & fieldname11 > fieldname5) return '-';
})()

The previous equation is only an example. It does not include the cases where the condition in the conditional statement “if” is false.

Best regards.

Can I use three conditions in one function like:

if(fieldname4 == ‘choice1’ & fieldname11 > fieldname5 & fieldname8 == ‘choice2’) return ‘-‘;

Is there any other way I can make it simply give ‘-‘ if result is below 0, without writing new functions.

Hello @radorp2p

I’m sorry, my fault, I’ve copied and pasted your code, and I didn’t notice an error in your code.

In javascript, the AND operator is the double ampersand symbol && the single ampersand is another operator.

if(fieldname4 == 'choice1' && fieldname11 > fieldname5 && fieldname8 == 'choice2') return '-';

For additional questions, I’ll need the link to your form to check your equation in action.

Best regards.

Thanks so much! It works now.