Hello.
I am trying to do a very simple if statement like this:


But If I test the survey it always anwer rrn even if I answer Yes to CMod3.

Am I doing any syntax error?

You need to use the answer code for CMod3, not the answer label.

Aaaahhhh, ok....
My answer label is CMod3, I have answer code A2 for yes and A3 for no.
How can I build my if statement?

This is another example that is not working for CMod1

I used CMod1.shown instead of CMod1 and now is working!

As tpartner said, you should use the answer code.

{if ((CMod3=='A2'),"rry","rrn")}

Joffm

I used CMod1.shown instead of CMod1 and now is working!

If you use .shown, it will be different for different languages. It's safer to use the answer code as Joffm demonstrates.

Maybe
{if ((CMod3.NAOK=='A2'),"rry","rrn")}

Which is the difference with or without NAOK?

If accessing variable that may be hidden via relevance, you need to use .NAOK ("no answer okay") so the variable is not undefined if hidden. It's not a bad practice to always use it - as far as I can tell, there is no performance penalty.