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is it possible to use the size_lookup function (a lookup table) within an IF statement?
So the lookup table would only be used if certain criteria is met.
They are wanting to do this in a Duct Accessory (damper) family.
I was asked this question... i would think it could be done... but not sure.
What are your thoughts?
LD
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Yep. "size_lookup" is just like any other function with arguments. You can set the entire function as an argument to another function...
example:
If(1=1, size_lookup(LookupTableName, LookupColumn, DefaultIfNotFound, LookupValue1, LookupValue2, ..., LookupValueN), 0')
...or you can use other conditional statements within its arguments.
example:
size_lookup(LookupTableName, if(1=1, LookupColumn1, LookupColumn2), DefaultIfNotFound, LookupValue1, LookupValue2, ..., LookupValueN)
Corey D. 
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Thank you @CoreyDaun - i have sent this on... We will see how it works!
LD
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