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Comparison Functions

The most common comparison functions are provided in the table below. In addition the description, syntax, arguments, and an example have all been provided.
 
Function Name
Description                     
Syntax                                
Arguments                                            
Example                               
AllAreTrue
Returns true if all of the provided conditions are true. You may want to use this function to define a rule.
AllAreTrue(condition1, ...)
condition: intrinsic-conditions to evaluate
AllAreTrue(a=1,b=2,c=3)
AnyAreTrue
Returns true if any of the provided condtions are true. Otherwise false. You may want to use this function to define a rule.
AnyAreTrue(condition1, ...)
condition: intrinsic-conditions to evaluate
AnyAreTrue(a=1,b=2,c=3)
NoneAreTrue Returns true if none of the provided conditions are true. Otherwise false. You may want to use this function to define a rule. NoneAreTrue(conditional1,...) condition: intrinsic- conditions to evaluate NoneAreTrue(a=1, b=2, c=3)
IsNullOrEmpty Returns true if a field is null or empty (unassigned). IsNullOrEmpty(field) field: intrinsic- a field of datatype text. IsNullOrEmpty(Field1)

  
  
Related Topics
Date Functions
String Functions
Math Functions
Bluespring-Specific Functions

Source
BPM Designer Topics > Common Expression Functions
Last modified at 7/31/2020 11:18 AM