Overview

The IF template command evaluates a JavaScript condition and includes content only when the condition is true. Use IF to control which parts of a template are displayed for a given record.

Key Functionalities

• Show or hide content based on data.
• Combine with other commands to build dynamic sections.
• Supports any JavaScript expression that returns a boolean.

Syntax

{# IF condition #}
    Content to show if condition is true
{# END-IF #}

Examples

Example 1: Conditionally display an image

{# IF Account.Type === 'Customer' #}
    <img alt="Customer Logo" src="Image_URL" />
{# END-IF #}

Example 2: Use IF inside a FOR loop

{# FOR opp IN Account.Opportunities #}
{# IF $opp.Amount >= 10000 #}
- {# $opp.Name #} ({# c($opp.Amount) #})
{# END-IF #}
{# END-FOR opp #}

Notes

• Both the IF and END-IF tags are removed from the merged document.
• Place the IF and END-IF tags on their own lines to avoid extra whitespace.
• Conditions can use any JavaScript comparison operators (==, !=, <, >, <=, >=).

Conclusion

IF provides a simple way to add conditional logic across Word, Excel, and PowerPoint templates.

Next Steps

• IF in Word

• IF in Excel

• IF in PowerPoint