Possible to do this with case structure?

[BurningH34t]

Essentially I want the case structure to do: If case1 = run OR case2 = run, do this, else do case3++

I'm using a string case structure right now, where for example, the inputs could be SWEEP_A or SWEEP_B but I want the case structure to use case SWEEPAorB. This is so I can have different names for the input string BUT run the same case (this is to avoid redundant code for what I'm doing).

Thanks.

[RavensFan]

Do your boolean comparisons before the case structure with and OR, then have 2 cases, a True and a False,

The case structure can also run on multiple conditions.  Just type them into the top with a comma between them.  I can't translate your "case1=run" terminology to anything.  But let's say a string = "A" Or a string = "B" and either way you want the same case 1 to run, then enter A, B into the selector at the top of case 1,  Use Default for the other case.

So in your situation use SWEEP_A, SWEEP_B IN CASE 1, and Default in Case 2.

[Mark_Yedinak]

For more complex logic use can use create a boolean array and convert it to a number.

[Timmar]

Type this into the case heading:

"SWEEP_A","SWEEP_B"

comma seperate the valid strings for this case.

[MoReese]

Timmar is correct if I understand your post.  If you want Sweep_A or B to trigger the same case, separate them with a comma.

[RavensFan]

Timmar,  Moreesem

Isn't that what I said in message 2?

[Timmar]

RavensFan,

Yes, I guess

It took me 2 reads of your post before I figured out that you had said the same/similar thing.

I didn't recognise it without the quotes around the strings.

[MoReese]

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@Ravens Fan wrote:

Timmar,  Moreesem

Isn't that what I said in message 2?

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Yes it is.