In this video you will get a full overview of the Make.com Conditional Functions, including IF, IF Empty & Switch.
The IF function in Make.com is a conditional function that works similarly to IF in Excel or other programming languages. It evaluates a condition (usually the first argument) and returns one of two possible outcomes: a true value if the condition is met, and a false value if it’s not.
How it works:
condition – This is the first value. Make evaluates it as a boolean:
– If the value is truthy (e.g., true, a non-zero number, a non-empty string), the result is considered true.
– If the value is falsy (e.g., false, 0, empty string “”, null, or undefined), the result is considered false.
– trueValue – This is the value returned if the condition is true.
– falseValue – This is the value returned if the condition is false.
The ifEmpty function in Make.com is used to check whether a value is empty, and if it is, replace it with a default value. It’s super handy when working with optional fields, like form submissions or API responses, where some values might be missing or blank.
Common Use Cases:
– Ensuring fallback values for optional fields.
– Preventing Make scenarios from failing due to null or blank inputs.
– Auto-filling defaults in form submissions or webhook payloads.
The switch function in Make.com is like a smarter version of IF—perfect when you have multiple conditions or cases to evaluate. Instead of chaining multiple IF functions, switch helps you keep things clean and readable.
How it works:
– value – This is what you’re checking against (like a status, type, or category).
– caseX / resultX pairs – You provide one or more cases and what to return if there’s a match.
– defaultResult – This is the fallback if none of the cases match.
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