The Conditional Table Node allows evaluates a set of conditions and will return true or false. Essentially, it is a visual
interface that can hold if-then-else statements in one place to return true or false.                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

The expression can be one of the following: 

• AND - IF All of the following statements are  true
• OR   - IF Any of the following statements are true 

Recommended Usage: 

The conditional node is commonly used across processes that are used to filter records through exclusion logic, check if
someone is opted-in to receive a certain type of communication, and many other uses. As the conditional node is a generic
piece of logic, it has a wide range of uses and applications.

Image: Example of a Conditional Node

For information on each of the condition evaluation methods (image below), please refer to the Conditions and Expressions page. 

Image: List of condition evaluation methods available

Creating a Conditional Node

Step 1: Select 'create new' and choose the 'Conditional' in the 'Logic' section

Step 2: The Conditional Node starts blank, as below, and new decisions can be added by clicking the 'Add Condition'. This will create a new condition to be evaluated. 

Image: Starting screen when a new Conditional Node is created

Step 3: After a condition has been added, fill in the conditional data name (left), the evaluation method needed (center), and the conditional comparison value (right). Once that is done, click 'Save'. 

For information on each of the condition evaluation methods (image below), refer to the Conditions and Expressions page. . 

Image: Conditional Node below is evaluating if the field name "Age" is "greater than" the value of "18" 

Note: If a condition no longer needs to be evaluated, click the trashcan placed to the right of each rule to remove it. 

Step 4: After a condition has been created, ensure that the correct parameters are passed into the node at the graph level. 

Validation Warnings

See Also: 

• Business Logic Nodes
• Columnar Table Node
• Decision Tree Node
• 2D Table Node
• Conditional Node