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SharinPix Form Formulas

SharinPix Form Elements can be configured using Formulas with different features such as

This article covers the following:

Function	Explanation
ISBLANK	This function checks whether a field is empty or not. It returns `TRUE` if the field is blank (i.e., no value is entered), and `FALSE` otherwise. It can be used to ensure a field is populated before displaying it.
NOT	The `NOT` function inverts the logical value of an expression. If the expression is `TRUE`, `NOT` will return `FALSE`, and vice versa. It’s useful for negating conditions.
IF	The `IF` function is used for conditional logic. It checks if a condition is `TRUE` or `FALSE` and returns one value if the condition is `TRUE` and another if it is `FALSE`. For example, `IF(ISBLANK(field), "Field is empty", "Field is filled")`.

Operator	Explanation
-	The subtraction operator. It subtracts one number or value from another.
*	The multiplication operator. It multiplies two numbers or values together.
/	The division operator. It divides one number or value by another.
+	The addition operator. It adds two numbers or values together.
>	The greater than operator. It compares two values and returns `TRUE` if the first value is greater than the second.
>=	The greater than or equal to operator. It compares two values and returns `TRUE` if the first value is greater than or equal to the second.
AND	The logical AND operator. It is used to check if multiple conditions are all `TRUE`. If all conditions are `TRUE`, it returns `TRUE`; otherwise, it returns `FALSE`.
OR	The logical OR operator. It is used to check if at least one of multiple conditions is `TRUE`. If any condition is `TRUE`, it returns `TRUE`; if all conditions are `FALSE`, it returns `FALSE`.

Value	Explanation
true / false	These are boolean values which is used in logical comparisons or conditions.
Number / String	These provide shortcuts to allow for entering of Text or Number values.
Text	This is used to convert other field types into text format. For example, a `Number` field can be converted into a string by applying the `Text` function. This is useful for concatenating values or performing string-based operations. Example: `String(NumberField)` will convert a numeric field to a string.