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You're setting up a new test, this time checking to see if “City” is the script parameter.
If it is, then you want a
Sort
step following this parameter to sort by—you guessed
it—city.
NOTE
Sometimes it's quicker to copy an existing
If
test and then paste and edit it in the
Else If
steps.
10.
Add another copy of the
Sort Records
script step to the script. Turn on “Per-
form without dialog.” Set the sort order to City and then click OK
.
Your second test, and what to do if that test is true, is now complete.
NOTE
Now you can select the
Else If
and its
Sort
and then use the Duplicate button to make
copies of both steps. Then, edit the
Else If
test and the
Sort
order.
11.
Add one more copy of the Else If script step, this time with
Get(Script Para-
meter) = “State”
as the calculation
.
Your finished script should look something like
Figure 17-13
.
NOTE
When you're making a series of tests like the ones in this script, it's more efficient to put the condi-
tion that most often tests as true at the top. That way, the script doesn't have to test conditions that
usually fail.
