Dynamic true/false rules

Some data items held within OneVu are effectively markers/flags about something.

These have a property of ‘Boolean’. So if we look at the following, we can see that ‘DisabledValuation’, is an example of this. This data item says True if they have a Disabled Band Reduction and False if they do not.

DisabledValuation is an example of a data item where the answer is true or false

We can use these to show/hide content. E.g. let’s say we want to ONLY show a question:

I’ve received a reminder - what can I do?

IF the data item ReminderPresent is present on an account.

As this field is a boolean type we can click the copy button and paste it in to the visibility box. Once there we need to remove the ${ } around it because we’re not trying to show it, we’re simply wanting to use in a rule i.e.

If we only wanted to show something if the above value was false we would do this:

AccountDetail.ReminderFlag == false

In technical terms two equals are used to show explicitly what to check for.