I can't find how to this. I looked in the CDML references database, this forum and google.

I'm not sure what you mean by "more if statments in one if statment".

[fmp-if: xxx .yy. uuu]

[fmp-else]

[fmp-if: aaa .cc. ddd] <!--these two lines in FMPro 4.0-->

<!--or-->

[fmp-elseif: aaa .cc. ddd] <!--just this one line FMPro 5.0+-->

[/fmp-if]

[/fmp-if]

Make sure you close each if-conditional.

I believe you can also use this boolean structure:

[FMP-If: (Field:Field1.eq.Value1).or.(Field:Field2.eq.Value2)]

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[/FMP-If]

You can also use .and. as a boolean operator. It's been awhile since I've used this technique; your results may vary.

I mean like:

[FMP-If: this .neq. that & he .eq. hi]

funny ain't it? :-)

[/FMP-If]

This is an example of a fairly complex conditional I use with Lasso

[if: (((Field:'area1status') == 'Complete') && ((Field:'area4status') == 'Complete')) && ((((Field:'area2status') == 'Complete') && ((Field:'area3status') == 'Complete')) || ((Field:'area5status') == 'Complete'))]

The syntax is slightly different FMP-If etc. but the same structure should work using your example

[FMP-If: this .neq. that & he .eq. hi]

Using symbols im used to would equal

[FMP-If: (this != that) && (he == hi)]

or this may be more successful

[FMP-If: (this.neq.that) && (he.eq.hi)]

give it a go my FMPro syntax is a little rusty but the theory is sound. I think if you re-read the bridge's post he already told u this

You can use:

[FMP-If: (Field:name.Eq.david).or.(Field:name.Eq.dave)]

Welcome David!

[FMP-ElseIf: Field:name.Eq.eric]

Hi Eric!

[FMP-Else]

Hi Stranger!

[/FMP-If]

This is straight from the FM site Knowledgebase article #106550

All the best.

Garry