IF Statement Options

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Hi guys, can you please assist
I have a list of values I extract from the API model and into the system we are using. The Model does not return the exact values AS in the system, so I have to create IF statements for each value I get to match the one that is on the system:

A visual representation of nested conditional logic in a workflow tool where different cases are assigned based on specific conditions. (Captioned by AI)
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Is there a way of eliminating on using the nested IF’s?

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You could use “Switch” activity instead.

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Cheers

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@Anelisa_Bolosha1

Based on your workflow
You can use Switch activity as well
Add multiple case section you can assign your values based on match

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You can use Switch Activity

make sure the value selected in the property is String

This image shows the properties panel of a Switch activity in a workflow, with the TypeArgument set to "String". (Captioned by AI)
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Also the cases should be without double quotes

This image shows a software switch workflow configuration with an expression labeled "NatureOC" and various cases including "Incorrect double premium collection," "Product Changes," and "premium not allocated." (Captioned by AI)
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based on the matching value - activities listed under that category only will be executed. If no matching case - default activities will be executed

Note: Cases should be exactly matching and it is case sensitive

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@Anelisa_Bolosha1,

It’s better to use Flowchart when your workflow becomes that complex.

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Hey @Anelisa_Bolosha1 instead of using multiple if activity use 1 switch condition and in the condition pass your condition to handle multiple cases.

The image displays a flowchart with an input dialog, log message activity, and a switch statement for handling different cases based on user input. (Captioned by AI)
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cheers