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LotusScript IF question - quick response needed

writing a simple lotusscript that prompts for a answer to 3 choices

strFormType(0) = "FTR"
strFormType(1) = "Contractor"
strFormType(2) = "Supplemental"

varReturn = ws.Prompt(PROMPT_OKCANCELLIST, "Please Select Requisition Type", "Which of open requisition are you requesting?", "", strFormType)
strFormSelect = varReturn

So basically from here I want to check to see which one is selected and have that form to open

If (strFormSelect = " Contractor" ) Then
            Set doc = New NotesDocument(db)
            doc.Form = "CNTR Form"
If Else (strFormSelect = "FTR" ) Then
Set doc = New NotesDocument(db)
            doc.Form = "FTR Form"
Else
Set doc = New NotesDocument(db)
            doc.Form = "Supp Form"
End Else
End If Else
End If

But I am finding that there is no such thing as If Else. How would I go about this?

SysExpert

Actually It is probably best to use a case statement.

Select Case strFormSelect
Case "Contractor" :
Case :

See the Design Help for more info.

I hope this helps !

brwwiggins

there is an elseif statement or you could use a case statement

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SysExpert

ALso Note that you have a leading space in " Contractor"
If (strFormSelect = " Contractor" ) Then

so that it will not match.