if / or statement

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Does anyone know if it’s possible to create an if statement that covers multiple options for the page editior?

I have a created a tabbed module to be reused for our various homes to show floorplans and dimensions which are displayed within the relevant tab (first floor, second floor, third floor) .

Depending on the house type selected, 1, 2 or 3 tabs will show. I will then target that specific house name selection to pull in the correct data within each tab.

For example

{% if module.house_name ==‘Bodnant’,‘Oakfield’,‘Stratford’ %}

3 tabs displayed to represent each floor of a 3 storey - selected house name data displayed within each tab

{% elif module.house_name ==‘Wentworth’,‘Thornbury’,‘Windsor’ %}

2 tabs displayed to represent each floor of a 2 storey - selected house name data displayed within each tab

{% else %}

1 tabs displayed to represent bungalow - selected house name data displayed within sole tab

{% endif %}

Unfortunately this doesnt work. Is there a workaround? Ideally I dont want to have multiple if statements to cover every house name.

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Hey @ben-duchy

You’ll want to use the logical OR operator.

{% if module.house_name =='Bodnant' or module.house_name =='Oakfield' or module.house_name =='Stratford' %}

 3 tabs displayed to represent each floor of a 3 storey - selected house name data displayed within each tab

{% elif module.house_name =='Wentworth' or module.house_name =='Thornbury' or module.house_name =='Windsor' %}

 2 tabs displayed to represent each floor of a 2 storey - selected house name data displayed within each tab

{% else %}

 1 tabs displayed to represent bungalow - selected house name data displayed within sole tab

{% endif %}
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That’s Perfect @Kevin-C just what I needed. Thanks :grinning_face: