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# Advanced display conditions

Create advanced conditions with OR, AND, AND + OR and nest conditions to display images, tables or pictograms based on very specific criteria.

## An OR condition (at least one condition true)

Trigger a condition if one of the two criteria is met

*E.g. Display clause A if the opportunity stage is Qualification or Proposal*

The OR condition syntax works as follows:

```
{ IF { = IF "{!Objet|Champ1}" = "Valeur attendue" 1 0 } + { IF "{!Objet|Champ2}" = "Valeur2" 1 0 } > 0 "résultat si vrai" "résultat si faux" MERGEFORMAT }
```

Each sub-condition `{ = IF ... 1 0 }` returns **1** (true) or **0** (false)\
With +: 0+0=0, as soon as one equals 1 → sum > 0 → true

## An AND condition (both conditions true)

Trigger a condition if two criteria are met

*E.g. Display a clause if the deal amount is greater than or equal to €50,000 and the probability is greater than 80%*

The AND condition syntax works as follows:

```
{ IF { = IF "{!Objet|Champ1}" = "Valeur attendue" 1 0 } * { IF "{!Objet|Champ2}" = "Valeur2" 1 0 } > 0 "résultat si vrai" "résultat si faux" MERGEFORMAT }
```

Each sub-condition `{ = IF ... 1 0 }` returns **1** (true) or **0** (false)\
With \*: only 1×1=1 → product > 0 → true (otherwise always 0)

## An AND + OR condition

Trigger a condition based on one or more criteria

*E.g. Display a clause if the stage is Closed Won or Closed Lost and the Country is France or Spain*

To add a 3rd AND + OR condition, apply the same logic:

```
{ IF { = IF "{!Objet|Champ1}" = "Valeur1" 1 0 } * { IF "{!Objet|Champ2}" = "Valeur2" 1 0 } + { IF "{!Objet|Champ3}" = "Valeur3" 1 0 } > 0 "résultat si vrai" "résultat si faux" MERGEFORMAT }
```

## The nested condition (Equal, otherwise)

A nested condition consists of replacing the result text with a new, complete condition.

The syntax works as follows:

```
{ IF "{!Objet|Champ1}" = "Valeur attendue 1" "résultat si vrai 1" "{ IF "{!Objet|Champ2}" = "Valeur attendue 2" "résultat si vrai 2" "résultat si faux" MERGEFORMAT }" MERGEFORMAT }
```

If **true** → directly displays "résultat si vrai 1" (result if true 1)\
If **false** → it evaluates the 2nd condition

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Warning**

* Each nested condition has its own `MERGEFORMAT` and curly brackets `{ }`
* You can nest within the result if true, the result if false, or both
* There is no theoretical limit to the number of levels, but beyond 3-4, keep readability and maintenance in mind
  {% endhint %}

## Example condition template

**RESOURCES**

Get the advanced conditions template to download pre-made example conditions that you can customize.

[Download](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6266bdee7bba3ff58801d972/6a5e266e707fe4435c056be5_Exemple%20de%20conditions%20Simples.docx)


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