IF Module

• Definition

• Configuring the IF module

  • Create your conditionals

Definition

The "IF" tool module, standard module for use in any flow, was created to process data conditionally, making it easier to create complex operations.

The "IF" module consists of a single operation, from which we have two outputs, one for a true condition (TRUE), the other for a false condition (FALSE).

The "IF" module does not initialize parameters like the Do While and For modules. Its function is to divide the flow into two parts, depending on the result of the requested validation, which will vary depending on the data sent by the other components of the flow.

Configuring the IF module

The "IF" module appears in the Tools option when editing a flow. As soon as you click to add it, the modal opens for configuration:

Find out about the Module Header here.

Create your conditionals

Fill in or choose the following items to create your conditionals:

• Satisfy all: if you want all the configured conditions to be followed;

• Satisfy any: when it doesn't matter if you want to follow all the configured conditions;

• Variable 1: type or drag a parameter from another component of the flow to enter a variable for comparison or use a SMOP (on the ) icon;

• Conditions: comparisons between two values (equal to, different from, greater than, less than, etc);

• Variable 2: type or drag a parameter from another flow component to enter another variable for comparison or use a SMOP (on the ) icon;

• Add condition: click to add another condition;

• Validate: click to validate the conditions

• Result: tells you whether the condition entered is true or false (True/False).

Example of creating conditionals

To finish configuring the module, click on "Save".