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Help, my code is half-working...what's wrong?

Hello everyone,

I have a table for recording shipping relating to orders. 

A dropdown is used to choose the 'Courier Type', and I need the choice to make 2 changes:

1. to put the correct price in the 'Courier Charge' field.

2. to change the 'Insurance Value' in another dropdown (that calculate the cost to us)

 

I am using the code below, but it is only populating the 'Courier Charge' field, and not changing the 'Insurance Value' field. What have I done wrong?

 

I have tried having both changes in brackets, and both without. Ninox added the brackets onto the 'Insurance Value' code itself.

 

Thanks in advance! Anna

 

if 'Courier Type' = null then
'Courier Charge' := null
else
if 'Courier Type' = 1 then
'Courier Charge' := 29.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 2 then
'Courier Charge' := 34.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 3 then
('Courier Charge' := 40.99) and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 4 then
'Courier Charge' := 34.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 5 then
'Courier Charge' := 39.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 6 then
'Courier Charge' := 45.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 7 then
'Courier Charge' := 47.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 8 then
'Courier Charge' := 53.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 9 then
'Courier Charge' := 59.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 10 then
'Courier Charge' := 21.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 11 then
'Courier Charge' := 26.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 12 then
'Courier Charge' := 32.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 13 then
'Courier Charge' := 16.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 14 then
'Courier Charge' := 22.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 15 then
'Courier Charge' := 28.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 16 then
'Courier Charge' := 9.25
else
if 'Courier Type' = 17 then
'Courier Charge' := 10.99
else
if 'Courier Type' = 18 then
'Courier Charge' := null
else
if 'Courier Type' = 19 then
'Courier Charge' := 89.98 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 20 then
'Courier Charge' := null
else
if 'Courier Type' = 21 then
'Courier Charge' := 25
else
if 'Courier Type' = 22 then
'Courier Charge' := 1
else
if 'Courier Type' = 23 then
'Courier Charge' := 1.5
else
if 'Courier Type' = 24 then
'Courier Charge' := 101.98 and ('Insurance Value' := 2)
else
if 'Courier Type' = 25 then
'Courier Charge' := 113.98 and ('Insurance Value' := 3)
end

3 replies

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    • John_Halls
    • 3 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    Hi Anna

     

    You need to change each

     

    if 'Courier Type' = 1 then
    'Courier Charge' := 29.99 and ('Insurance Value' := 1)

     

    To

     

    if 'Courier Type' = 1 then
    'Courier Charge' := 29.99;

    'Insurance Value' := 1

     

    Although, with this number of types, charges and values they would be better put into a table with the type selected and the charge and type returned. It will give you an easier way to maintain your system too.

     

    Regards John

    • Sean
    • 3 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    I just want to add that a switch() statement would improve readability...

     

    switch 'Courier Type' do
    case null:
    'Courier Charge' := null
    case 1:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 29.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 2:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 34.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 3:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 40.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    case 4:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 34.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 5:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 39.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 6:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 45.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    case 7:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 47.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 8:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 53.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 9:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 59.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    case 10:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 21.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 11:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 26.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 12:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 32.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    case 13:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 16.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 14:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 22.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 15:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 28.99;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    case 16:
    'Courier Charge' := 9.25
    case 17:
    'Courier Charge' := 10.99
    case 18:
    'Courier Charge' := null
    case 19:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 89.98;
    'Insurance Value' := 1
    )
    case 20:
    'Courier Charge' := null
    case 21:
    'Courier Charge' := 25
    case 22:
    'Courier Charge' := 1
    case 23:
    'Courier Charge' := 1.5
    case 24:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 101.98;
    'Insurance Value' := 2
    )
    case 25:
    (
    'Courier Charge' := 113.98;
    'Insurance Value' := 3
    )
    end

     

    The indentation doesn't show up on this forum, but in the code editor there is a big difference between the two approaches.

    • Mel_Charles
    • 3 yrs ago
    • Reported - view

    Hi Anna

    John is giving good advise in suggesting you towards having the pricing as a lookup in a separate table. It will be easier in the long run for for maintenace when your pricing changes 

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