Comparison and logical operators
Comparison and logical operators appear in conditional structure to evaluate operands and combine conditions. You can type them in after placing the cursor in the desired position in the Rule or Formula text field.
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== | Both sides are equal | The following condition checks if the profile type is B. 
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!= | Sides are not equal | This rule checks if the assembly position is not equal to the next value of assembly position. If this is true, the row is output. If they are equal, the condition is false, and printing the row is skipped. 
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< | Left side is smaller | This rule finds all rows with the assembly position that is less than 10, anything equal to or greater than 10 is skipped. 
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<= | Left side is smaller or equal | This rule outputs values with a LENGTH less than or equal to 30. If those values are not found, they are skipped. 
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> | Right side is smaller | This rule outputs values with a LENGTH greater than 50, anything equal to or less than 50 is skipped. 
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>= | Right side is smaller or equal | This rule outputs values with a LENGTH equal to and greater than 30, anything less than 30 is skipped. 
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&& | Logical AND, both conditions must be true | If D1 is 200 and D2 smaller than 40, the row is output, otherwise it is skipped. 
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|| | Logical OR, only one condition must be true | If D1 is 200 or D2 is smaller than 40, the row is output, otherwise it is skipped. 
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See also
Conditional structure for row rules and formulas in Template Editor