If Then Statement

[jcc31]

I would like to put an If then statement to get different layouts.

Something like this:

If User-Name = Joe

Go to Layout #1

Print Layout #1

End If

My problem is how do I do a get User Name so I can do a condition test for the Joe? Then I can do the rest. It's just that part. Is there a function, Get, Status or what?

Thanks in advance

[jcc31]

I would like to put an If then statement to get different layouts.

Something like this:

If User-Name = Joe

Go to Layout #1

Print Layout #1

End If

My problem is how do I do a get User Name so I can do a condition test for the Joe? Then I can do the rest. It's just that part. Is there a function, Get, Status or what?

Thanks in advance

[jcc31]

I would like to put an If then statement to get different layouts.

Something like this:

If User-Name = Joe

Go to Layout #1

Print Layout #1

End If

My problem is how do I do a get User Name so I can do a condition test for the Joe? Then I can do the rest. It's just that part. Is there a function, Get, Status or what?

Thanks in advance

[Søren Dyhr]

In 6.0 is it still called Status(CurrentUserName) ...

--sd

[Søren Dyhr]

In 6.0 is it still called Status(CurrentUserName) ...

--sd

[Søren Dyhr]

In 6.0 is it still called Status(CurrentUserName) ...

--sd

[BrentHedden]

Some users don't fill in that "field" (located under Edit>Preference>Application>General), so be sure to check for "".

Or, if they type something wierd in there, check it against a list of known good names (like a patterncount on a specific field).

[BrentHedden]

Some users don't fill in that "field" (located under Edit>Preference>Application>General), so be sure to check for "".

Or, if they type something wierd in there, check it against a list of known good names (like a patterncount on a specific field).

[BrentHedden]

Some users don't fill in that "field" (located under Edit>Preference>Application>General), so be sure to check for "".

Or, if they type something wierd in there, check it against a list of known good names (like a patterncount on a specific field).

[stanley]

Remember that Status(CurrentUserName) can also return the OS-level System Name, if that is what's selected in Preferences... I believe this is the default behavior.

-Stanley

[stanley]

Remember that Status(CurrentUserName) can also return the OS-level System Name, if that is what's selected in Preferences... I believe this is the default behavior.

-Stanley

[stanley]

Remember that Status(CurrentUserName) can also return the OS-level System Name, if that is what's selected in Preferences... I believe this is the default behavior.

-Stanley