If true value with multiple fields

@geetp, try using curly brackets. E.g. if(condition =true, {field1, field2 , field3}, field4)

@geetp can you share the SAIL code, if the suggestion mention by @brindas did not work for you, but as per my understanding using braces should work as suggested by @brindas too, i think the issue was, instead of using {} you were trying to use ()

Many thanks for your response. Being a newbie I really appreciate your help. I shall try and give it a go.. I have another q- hope you can help on that too. I have created a quick app and I have a field called overdue- in the value- I have defined if statement ( if today> ri!input , " not overdue","overdue"). Although it works well in interface to give correct result, doesn't work in tempo. I am saving the value in ri!overdue. Can you pls shed some light on where am I gng wrong pls

Possible things:
1. Assume that if(fn!today()>ri!input,"not overdue","overdue") it is an expression rule that takes an rule input i.e "input", if so please check the in SAIL are u passing ri!overdue while calling the above rule.
2. if you are checking inside SAIL code only then u need to check with ri!overdue instead of ri!input

@geetp is there any possibility of having null values for ri!input at initial or in any case, if yes, then first try to handle the null before doing comparison as attached below


isEmpty Expression Rule
=======================================
if(
or(
isnull(
ri!input
),
len(ri!input)<1,
length(ri!input)<1
),
true(),
false()
)
=======================================

here ri!input is of Any Type


Interface
=================================
if(
rule!isEmpty(ri!input),
{},
today > ri!input
)
==============================

also try printing this above statement along with any label of the Form and then Test, hope this work

Thanks.. This is what I have got.

a!textField(
label: "Overdue?",
labelPosition: if(ri!readOnly, "ADJACENT", "ABOVE"),
instructions: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
helpTooltip: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
placeholder: if(ri!readOnly, "", ""),
value: if(
today () >workday(ri!record.requestReceivedDate,5),
"Overdue",
"Not Overdue"),
saveInto:ri!record.overdue,
required: false,
readOnly: true,
validations: if(
today () >workday(ri!record.requestReceivedDate,5),
"Overdue",
"Not Overdue"
)
)

interface inputs- CDT record.requestreceiveddate & record.overdue. Haven't defined any local variable for overdue

@geetp as you are using workday function, so make sure that the input for this function should never have the null value either at parameter1 or at parameter2

Apart from this everything seems to be good, i think here null is causing the issue. For debugging purpose, try replacing ri!record.requestReceivedDate with today() function at both the place

The result is good in interface but when I try checking the value in variable overdue- it doesn't seem to be saving.. Is my saveinto syntax correct?

@geetp if ri!record.overdue is of type Text then yes its Correct