Have you try if function?

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How to use the if function

The if function can perform a logical test and return one numeric value for a TRUE result, and another for a FALSE result. You can specify the result values in the formula, or reference other numeric fields in the document. 

For example, you compare two numeric fields:

if (Number1 > Number2, 1, 0). 

If the expression is true, then the formula result is "1". If the express is false, then the formula result is "0".

You can also use numeric fields for the results. For example, you have four numeric fields that are filled in by your signer. You compare the first two and use the last two as the results:

if (Number1 > Number2, Number3, Number4)

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Hi,

I already encountered this page and it helps till a certain point. I will keep on trying! Txs for your reaction. 

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