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Select Case - Multiple Expressions

Hello.. Was curious if there's a way to specify multiple expressions in a select/case setup. My code example is below. Districts 04 and 06 are technically the same, as is 11 and 12 and the information contained in the case statements will display the same information. But I can't specify multiple expressions so there's multiple case statements. Thanks.. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/789
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Jeff M. asked Mar 3, 2020 active Mar 3, 2020

How do I use a field value from the <detaildatasource> script in an <xmod:select> comparison?</xmod:

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In a template, I'm trying to use a value from the <DetailDataSource> script to show a checked image or unchecked image. Ex. <DetailDataSource>SELECT ADItem2 FROM tblTable</DetailDataSource> <xmod:select> <case value="True" operator="=" expression="[[ADItem2]]" comparetype="text"><img src="checked.png"</img></case> <case value="False" operator="=" expression="[[ADItem2]]" comparetype="text"><img sr
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asked Jul 20, 2017 active Jul 21, 2017

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