Conditional Logic Reference

Learn how to build, nest, and troubleshoot S-Docs conditional logic. Start with structure, then move into working examples you can reuse.

Use this section when you need exact syntax for S-Docs conditional logic.

These reference pages help you build RENDER statements, structure nested conditions, and start from working patterns.

If you need a first walkthrough, start with Getting Started with Conditional Logic.

If you need task-based guidance, use Conditional Logic (How-to).

If you already have template logic and need exact syntax or examples, stay in this reference set.

Recommended flow

If you are new to conditional logic references, read these pages in order:

1. Conditional Logic Structure
2. Conditional Logic in DOCX Templates
3. Conditional Logic Working Examples

Start here when you want the fastest path from syntax to working output.

Start with one of these reference paths:

Conditional Logic Structure

Learn the required tags, supported operators, nesting rules, and how each part of a render block works.

Conditional Logic Structure

Conditional Logic in DOCX Templates

Use the correct square-bracket syntax for RENDER blocks and merge fields in DOCX templates.

Conditional Logic In Microsoft Templates (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX)

Conditional Logic Working Examples

Start from working patterns for null checks, AND/OR logic, nested render blocks, and substring matching.

Conditional Logic Working Examples