Hi guys, just trying to write a simple if statement for my Invoice. Where have I gone wrong with my IF statement? <#if ${record.currency} = 'GBP'> 123 <#elseif ${record.currency} = 'Euro'> 456 <#elseif ${record.currency} = 'US Dollar'> 789 #else xyz <#/if>

there are no IF statements in NS. you should use CASE statement

There are if statements in xml templates, which this seems to be in.

Assuming that this is for an Advanced PDF or Email template, then you need to use a double equal signs:

<#if ${record.currency} == 'GBP'> 123 <#elseif ${record.currency} == 'Euro'> 456 <#elseif ${record.currency} == 'US Dollar'> 789 <#else> xyz <#/if>

Thanks @scottvonduhn - Used double equals signs as you advised, still still get the below error. Any other ideas? Thanks in advance! Syntax error in template "template" in line 196, column 31: You can't use "${" here as you are already in FreeMarker-expression-mode. Thus, instead of ${myExpression}, just write myExpression. (${...} is only needed where otherwise static text is expected, i.e, outside FreeMarker tags and ${...}-s.)

Ah, yes, inside the angle brackets you need to use the plain variables

Thanks again @scottvonduhn! At least I know I wasn't million miles away. I now have an unclosed #if now, apparently. Although I have no idea where. Thanks again pal.

Sure. BTW, certain editors support the FreeMarker syntax and can help show you if anything is obviously off or if tags are out of balance. IntelliJ, VS Code and Notepad++ all support the syntax, either natively or with a plugin.