Using advanced conditions: IF, THEN, and ELSE

You can chain multiple conditions together to create an if/then or if/then/else…or even a case statement type of condition where you can say, well, if the user chose…one, we'll do this, if they chose two, we'll do the second action, if they chose…three or four, let's do the third action, and if they made no choice at all, let's do something else yet.…I want to take a look at a very small portion of a workflow that we'll be creating.…This is a new position request, and in this case, we got this diagram from the…Information Technology Department so they use a swim lane to show it to us, it's…not quite as cuddly as some of the other diagrams we've looked at, but it's a…great diagram that you want to get used to using.…

So we have a start, somebody's completed a form, and they've dropped it off.…And this form is to request a new hire in a department, a position that…doesn't exist already.…And so the vice president for that area needs to review the request, and they…have two possibilities, one is they're going to say yes, and if they do it'll be…