Hi,
We need to implement a conditional branch step in Nintex Workflows for Office 365. In this conditional branch now we can only check on 1 condition (for example if field X is value 1).
As the workflow is quite complex and we need to check for example if field X is value 1 OR 2 and field Y is value 1. This is not possible in a conditional branch.
Now I want to know what's the best practice to achieve this. We thought about calculating this in a workflow variable or calculate these conditions in the Nintex form, but we don't know what's maybe another way to do this.
Someone has any experience with this?
Thanks in advance!
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HI Davy,
i think it must be possible in "State machine" action to achieve your concept..
Thanks for your feedback! I tried to use the state machine to specify the different 'stages', but I don't find where I can specify conditions.
Do you mean I need to specify the conditions in the states itself? Or how do you see the way to specify the multiple conditions in 1 conditional action?
Thanks in advance!
Yes you need to specify the condition in state itself..Currently O365 Nintex workflow gives option for single condition only..so based on that condition you need to switch the state.
Note:
While Using state machine means don't forget to use "Exit State machine" at your final stage
ok thanks. Actually the condition that will switch to a state should be able to have multiple conditions at once. But we'll try to do it this way.
If anyone has another best practice, just let me know!
Davy,
Just wanted to chime in here; We have a feature request for this on our user voice site found here:
conditional branch – Customer Feedback for Nintex
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Cheers,
Andrew Beals
Support for Multiple conditions in conditional branch has been added in June 2015
Hey there -
Just wanted to jump in here and see if this might be what the OP meant as well ...
Yes, I can add a condition and do "AND" "OR" ... but.. I'd really rather have "999999 OR 888888 OR 45678" rather than having to create a new chunk of expression each time with the same "Current Item" and "Project Number"
I am pretty sure I can't use 999999 || 888888 || 45678