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Old 06-11-2011, 01:59 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by travger View Post
I peeked into other example and have now:

{#awards:switch(Hugo win,orange,Nebula win,orange,Hugo nom,teal,Nebula nom,teal,Hugo win,goldenrod,Nebula win,goldenrod,Hugo nom,goldenrod,Nebula nom,goldenrod,win,blue,nom,green,black)}

It does mostly what I want - Hugo & Nebula rule over others if present.
But condition 3, if book has won one of them and nominated to other, won't behave. I just have no idea how to express

if has 'Hugo', 'win' & 'nom', then goldenrod

H N win rules and it stays orange.

TIA
Switches tend to fire off on the first found in the list.
Your Both tests need to be done first.
That is your priority Bias

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