go to post Marc Mundt · Jun 6, 2017 Yes, you just need to wrap them in parentheses and use "||" for "or": if ((ReceivingFacility="A") || (ReceivingFacility="B") || (ReceivingFacility="C")) { Or look at using other functions like $LISTFIND or the "[" (contains) operator: if ($LISTFIND($LISTBUILD("A","B","C"), ReceivingFacility) {
go to post Marc Mundt · Jun 6, 2017 HTML can be output using normal <item> tags with the copyHtml attribute.By the way, I see you're a member of QP's team. I'd suggest talking with some of the local Trak technical specialists -- they are experts in Zen reports.
go to post Marc Mundt · Jun 6, 2017 Ensemble's ESB components can accept an HTTP request and pass it through to a downstream system.Here's a link to the ESB section of the Ensemble docs.
go to post Marc Mundt · Jun 6, 2017 If you just need to get an output value based on different input values, a lookup table would be the best option.If you actually need to execute completely different logic depending on the input value, then you can consider using code actions to add a series of ElseIfs, which are much easier to read than deeply nested if blocks.
