What im trying to do here is in my country’s language if we have the sentence “How would you say Leos performance is?” the sentence works fine “How would you say NAMEs performance is?” but what happens if the user full name split by ( ):first item ends with an S then it is double S? and in my country i cant write Leo’s for example. Then the name Andreas will be Andreass?
My idea is to set a condition if name ends with S replace the current user fullname splitby ( ):first items with current user fullname splitby ( ):first item?
user full name:split by ( ):first item:truncated from end to 1 is "s" :format as text then put what you want to appear for “yes” when it does end with “s” and put what you want for “no” when it doesn’t end with “s”
Also what I suggested would go directly as the text data source, it would show the text you want based off of if its a yes or no without needing to be in a condition
Yes is the text that would show if the condition is true, so if it’s ending in “s” maybe you just want Current page's user's full_name:split by ( ):first item
And for No do Current page's user's full_name:split by ( ):first item followed by a static “s” ?
And this will give you an error when you click out of it this whole expression just has to be copy/pasted as the datasource for the text, not in conditional section
If that’s in the conditional section still that just needs to be pasted as the regular datasource in the Appearance tab and delete the conditional. I prob over complicated it cause normal people just use conditionals but I don’t like to see the initial text flash while the condition is being checked
Now it works! Thank you so much Tyler, lifesaver today And i agree, looks better this way instead of flashing! Very neat trick that i will start using all over my app
but I don’t like to see the initial text flash while the condition is being checked
And i agree, looks better this way instead of flashing! Very neat trick that i will start using all over my app 
