Thank you for your order you are going to receive “a”, “d” and “g”. Please us the following blah blah blah to blah.
The “a”, “d” and “g” are the conditions.
A person has the chance to select a bunch of options.
A (y/n)
B (y/n)
C (y/n)
D (y/n)
E (y/n)
F (y/n)
G (y/n)
They can select all or one.
How would I make this sentence work? Thank you for your order you are going to receive “a”, “d” and “g”. Please us the following blah blah blah to blah.
I don’t want to create endless condition and texts things.
Hi there, @timlcooley… if I understand your post correctly, can you add the options to a list field as they are selected and then use that field to construct the sentence?
When you display a list in a text element (which I assume is the type of element in which you will be displaying the sentence), the list will appear in “sentence” form (i.e., displayed left to right in a comma-separated format). Is that what you mean? True, getting the format of “first item, second item and third item” could be a bit tricky. However, if you really need it to be displayed that way, I’m guessing you could do it by using the :minus item operator to display all items except the last item, and then display only the last item after the word and. So, any of that make any sense?
