If not equal

Conditionally merges different content depending on whether a value is different from the one you give. Use it to show something only when a field does not hold a particular value, such as a plan name, a status, or a code.

Syntax

{{#ifNotEq data value}}true content{{else}}false content{{/ifNotEq}}

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
Data	Text or Number	Required	The value to evaluate.
Value	Text or Number	Required	The value it is compared against.

Note: The comparison is case sensitive, so Gold and gold count as different values.

Important: ifNotEq and If equal are not opposites where capitalization differs. ifEq ignores capitalization and ifNotEq does not, so for a field holding Gold compared with "gold", both merge their true content. Where your data's capitalization varies, pass the field through Lowercase first, or use ifEq with its {{else}} branch instead of reaching for this helper.

Examples

The examples below are based on the following sample content:

{{#ifNotEq Contact.code 5}}Your code is not valid.{{else}}Your code is valid.{{/ifNotEq}}

A. The contact's code field has the value 5

Your code is valid.

B. The contact's code field has the value 4

Your code is not valid.