Compare any two values.
This condition is combined with other “when to execute” conditions.
When comparing the value of a field with other values, you can use “If the field value is a specific value”. When comparing the value of an action with other values, you can use “ If Result of Action is Specified Value”. However, to compare the values calculated by expressions against the field values or the results of actions, these actions cannot be used. By using “If Comparing Two Values Satisfies Conditions,” you can compare any two values, making it possible to compare values using expressions.
“If Comparing Two Values Satisfies Conditions” compares two values as strings or numbers. When comparing field values that take the form of an array, such as Check boxes and User Selection fields, there is a possibility that the behavior of “includes” and “not included” may not work as intended. When comparing these field values, use “ If the field value is a specific value ”.
Set the Comparison value (A), Criteria, Comparison value (B), and Numeral Comparison.
Enter the first value to compare (left side).
Unlike the Comparison value (B), whitespace is not removed.
Select how to compare the results.
Enter the second value to compare (right side).
If there are spaces on either side of this value, they will be removed.
Select the comparison method when the value “Comparison value (A)” is a value that can be interpreted as a number.
In the case of “As Number”:
In the case of “As String”:
Note that “Infinity” and “NaN” are not considered numbers.
Clicking the Condition Inverter will change the condition to “If comparing two values does not satisfy conditions.”
“If comparing two values does not satisfy conditions” will execute actions when the condition of the comparison result is **not **met.