Lindsay Klatzkin Posted November 14 Posted November 14 According to this article, we should be able to add up to three conditions to a loop formula. I have not been able to successfully get it to work with more than one like the example shows on the right hand side. Can someone please post an example of what multiple conditions would look like in this scenario? Here is my goal - I want to get ONE pricelist item that is assigned to ONE employee for ONE itemID (I'll deal with the dates later). The price list has two different entries for this employee - one for item ID 900 and item ID 901 and I am trying to get the one for item ID 900 back. The below code returns back two items. If both parameters were being used here, only one should return. It's ignoring the second parameter. If i were to switch the parameters, then the list I'd get back is a list of pricelist items for ALL employees for ItemID = 900. It seems like this loop is only recognizing the first parameter. How do I do more than one parameter in a loop?
Lindsay Klatzkin Posted November 18 Author Posted November 18 @Louis Sterio2 are there any documented examples of using more than one parameter in a loop?
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