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# iselseif Element

Use with `<iselseif>` to specify a subcondition off an `<isif>` tag.

## Syntax

```
<isif condition = if_expression>
  ...
<iselseif condition = elseif_expression> //0 or more
  ...
</iselseif>
<iselse>
  ...
</isif>
```

- condition

  - : _Allowed data type:_ string or expression.

    `elseif_expression` evaluates to a boolean value. If the `<isif>` condition is true, the system executes the code immediately following the `<isif` `>` tag, ignoring the enclosed `<iselseif>` and `<iselse>` tags. If the `<isif>` condition is false, the system ignores the code immediately following the `<isif>` tag, and then tests each `<iselseif>` condition in order. When the system finds a true `<iselseif>` condition, the system executes the code immediately following the `<iselseif>` tag and ignores any remaining `<iselseif>` and `<iselse>` tags. If all `<iselseif>` conditions are false, the system executes the code following the `<iselse>` tag.

## Example

In this example, the system determines if the product name equals 'case' or 'bag'. If it does, it shows the word _Monogram._ If it doesn't, it continues processing.

```
<thead>
  <tr>
    <th>Qty.</th>
    <th colspan="2">Description</th>
  <isif condition="${pdict.Product.name == 'case'}">
    <th>Monogram</th>
  <iselseif condition="${pdict.Product.name == 'bag'}">
    <th>Monogram</th>
  <iselse>
    <th>Unit Price</th>
  </isif>
    <th>Item Total</th>
    <th>&nbsp;</th>
  </tr>
</thead>
```