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6 Excel::Template::Container::Conditional -
7 Excel::Template::Container::Conditional
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10 To provide conditional execution of children nodes
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13 IF
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16 CONTAINER
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21 This is the name of the parameter to test. It is resolved like any
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26 If VALUE is set, then a comparison operation is done. The value of
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36 Note: If you want to use < or <=, you must instead use < or
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43 If VALUE is not set, then IS is checked. IS is allowed to be either
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56 <if name="__ODD__" is="false">
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