Access9001
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Is there a way to do this? Say I have a ton of variables and want to have some logical expression in a conditional, but I want the user to dictate the logic.
e.g.
a and b or c
but maybe the user wants
a or b or c
or
a and b and c
Basically I'd have three binary switches: bina, binb, binc, where 0="or" (e.g. if bina=0, then a can be true or false), but if bina=1, then a must be true. So say bina=0, binb=0, binc=0. This would mean a or b or c need to be true. But if bina=1, binb=0, binc=1, then that'd mean a and c must be true, but b can be either true or false.
Is there a way to do this without needing to write out every possible logical permutation?
e.g.
a and b or c
but maybe the user wants
a or b or c
or
a and b and c
Basically I'd have three binary switches: bina, binb, binc, where 0="or" (e.g. if bina=0, then a can be true or false), but if bina=1, then a must be true. So say bina=0, binb=0, binc=0. This would mean a or b or c need to be true. But if bina=1, binb=0, binc=1, then that'd mean a and c must be true, but b can be either true or false.
Is there a way to do this without needing to write out every possible logical permutation?
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