Variables containing code? for my rules...

[sasrsc1966]

I want to create many rules ...
Rule 1: If ThisItem.FirstName="Mickey","Good","Bad")
Rule 2: If ThisItem.FirstName="Minnie","Good","Bad")
Rule 3: If ThisItem.FirstName="Ultron","Bad","Good")

In the above case these are very simple...
I need to reuse this code on multiple screens. 
I was trying to think of a way to store this code and reuse it multiple times. 
I will have about 20 rules and they have numerous conditions.
Each rule will have a version for being on a gallery and one for running the rule without the ThisItem.FirstName.
For ease, I thought I could create a collection with 

Collect(Rules,
{ Rule: 1, Code: If(ThisItem.FirstName="Mickey","Good","Bad")},
{ Rule: 2, Code: If(ThisItem.FirstName="Minnie","Good","Bad")},
.....
)
But...
It would need to be done like this...
Collect(Rules,
{ Rule: 1, Code: "If(ThisItem.FirstName='Mickey','Good','Bad')"},
{ Rule: 2, Code: "If(ThisItem.FirstName='Minnie','Good','Bad')"}
)
Now, the code is Text
and then in my appropriate place...
I could add a label ... with a text property of ...
If(LookUp(Rules,Rule=1,CodeGallery),"OK","Fail")
But of course it doesn't work...
It can read the value but it's treating it I suppose as literal text.
Is there a way around it "such as a convert function from text to code 😉

[Pstork1 · Accepted solution]

There is no way to translate from literal code stored in the system into actual code.  This is the same security risk as a traditional SQL insertion attack.  So there is no provision for doing it this way.  You can see if there is a way to encapsulate the rules as a component and then use input and output parameters to apply the code rules for re-use.  But the rules will then need to be entered into the component as static code.  It just would allow for re-use wherever you add the component.

[sasrsc1966 · Accepted solution]

Yeah, that makes sense. Then at that point I might as well just write the code ... good to know. thank you.

[Pstork1]

The one advantage to the component approach would be the ability to use it in multiple places.  Otherwise, yes you might as well cut and paste the code as needed.