Operators

Operators are used to build comparison and logical conditions in come-logic, check conditions, and validation rules. Comparison operators test values; logical operators combine multiple conditions.

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Operators

1 = Equal Comparison

Tests whether a response value exactly equals a given value. For *SR questions this checks the selected option code. For *MR questions it checks whether a specific option was selected (not exclusively).

2 != Not Equal Comparison

Tests whether a response value does not equal a given value. The inverse of the equal (=) operator.

3 > Greater Than Comparison

Tests whether a response value is strictly greater than a given number. Applies to numeric questions, option codes, and function return values.

4 >= Greater Than or Equal Comparison

Tests whether a response value is greater than or equal to a given number. The most common comparison for range checks such as minimum age or minimum score.

5 < Less Than Comparison

Tests whether a response value is strictly less than a given number.

6 <= Less Than or Equal Comparison

Tests whether a response value is less than or equal to a given number. Used for maximum thresholds and upper bound checks.

7 & AND Logical

Logical AND. Both the left and right conditions must be true for the combined expression to be true. Used to combine multiple conditions that must all hold simultaneously.

Logical OR. The expression is true if either the left or right condition (or both) is true. Used to route based on any one of multiple acceptable responses.

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