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    Default multiple conditional formating

    I am trying to get the parameters to turn off the other two when that particular type is being used. But the way i am wirting it now (as shown below), i cant write the expression this way because it says its a circular reference for the others

    How can i write this so it works?

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    Default Re: multiple conditional formating

    Well i have it working use a separate parameter with integer to control the visibility
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    Default Re: multiple conditional formating

    Try this: and(not(Annotation Centre), not(Annotation Right))

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    Default Re: multiple conditional formating

    I get the circular referencing for that as well.

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    Default Re: multiple conditional formating

    Looks like you're using instance parameters, are you sure you want them to be instance parameters? I would prefer type parameters unless absolutely necessary. I like being able to make a few types and change them from the Type Selector.

    You'll have to remove the other formulas first, then add in the formula above: and(not(Annotation Center), not(Annotation Right))

    Watch out for my Canadian spelling of 'Centre'; I've changed it to US spelling. Crazy Canucks.

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    Default Re: multiple conditional formating

    [quotes]Watch out for my Canadian spelling of 'Centre'; I've changed it to US spelling. Crazy Canucks. [\quotes] LOL

    I'm almost positive i had them as type parameters, only because i have the different types setup for them. Ill check again....that crazy spelling of yours may have distracted me ;:

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