Multiple matches in switch statement evaluate to same result

[Digital]

I've looked in the documentation which lists the general format of a switch statement as follows: 

Switch( Formula, Match1, Result1 [, Match2, Result2, ... [, DefaultResult ] ] )

I want to be able to have multiple matches that produces the same match result

Switch( Formula, Match1, Match2, Match3, Result1 [, Match4, Result4, ... [, DefaultResult ] ] )

Does anyone know if this already possible?

[mdevaney · Accepted solution]

@Digital 
This is already possible by writing an IF statement.  It is not the purpose of SWITCH.

If(
    Condition1=true Or Condition2=true Or Condition3=true, Result1,
    Condition4=true, Result2
)

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[Digital]

Hey @mdevaney ,

Thanks for the reply, I know I can do that with an If statement but other languages allow switch using multiple matches evaluating to same result. I suppose it's a nice to have rather than something that is necessary.

[wbroens]

Hi,

This is possible by using a ";" between your matches.

So:

Switch( Formula, Match1;Match1b;Match1c, Result1 [, Match2, Result2, ... [, DefaultResult ] ] )

gr

Wim

[markfleet]

Hi @wbroens. Is that a new feature? Its not working yet for me in authoring version 3.22061.6.

[wbroens]

For some reason it is not working for me now. I think I was mistaken and made wrong assumption it worked.