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I am trying to include a formula in my report to calculate an employee's social security contribution based on a simple if else statement: 
 
if {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;70 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 0.83 
elsif {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;110 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 1.95 
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;180 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 3.15 
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;220 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 4.75 
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;260 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 6.35 
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} &lt;&nbsp;300 then 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 7.95 
else 
&nbsp; &nbsp; 9.55 
 
Problem is that the formula editor doesn't like my syntax. 
 
The new field is called SSContribution. 
 
Will someone please help me to correct the syntax? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I am trying to include a formula in my report to calculate an employee's social security contribution based on a simple if else statement:

if {DataTable3.Expr1} < 70 then
 0.83
elsif {DataTable3.Expr1} < 110 then
 1.95
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} < 180 then
 3.15
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} < 220 then
 4.75
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} < 260 then
 6.35
elseif {DataTable3.Expr1} < 300 then
 7.95
else
 9.55

Problem is that the formula editor doesn't like my syntax.

The new field is called SSContribution.

Will someone please help me to correct the syntax? Thanks.

Help with crystal reports formula editor syntax

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