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"Other result for bookmark1"
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I am attempting to autofill a document based on the selection in two different drop down lists. I have bookmarked the drop down lists and can successfully autofill based on one of them but can not figure out how to have the conditional statement consider the second drop down as well, before auto filling.
This is what I have so far;
{ IF {REF Bookmark1}="Selection 1" "Pursuant to section 123 ITOA"{ IF {REF Bookmark1}="Selection 2" "Pursuant to section 456 ITOA" }}
I would like to add in the consideration of Bookmark 2. Basically; IF Bookmark1=Selection 1 AND Bookmark2=Selection 1 then autofill with "abc 123"
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"Other result for bookmark1"
Answer accepted by question author
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{ IF { REF Bookmark1 } = "Selection 1" { IF { REF Bookmark2 } = "Selection 1" "abc 123" "Other result for Bookmark2 } "Other result for Bookmark1" }
AMAZING! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for your quick reply.
Unfortunately this still won't work for me. Once written the result being produced is "Other result for bookmark1" and it is appearing after the entry of the first drop down (bookmark1).
Ideally if bookmark1 and bookmark2 do not equal what is identified in the conditional statement I would like the fillable field to remain blank.