Present field results in columns and rows

​I think I understand the concept.
I create a list of warnings. Do I need to assign a name to that list of warnings to be able to properly reference it?

I partition those warnings out to various variables, such as WarningOne, WarningTwo, etc.
Those variables are then listed in the field to create columns and rows.

The part I am stuck on understanding is, where do I apply my IF statements in your suggestion?

The warnings are based upon different IF statements, to identify if a field is completed or not.

Would I simply list out all the IF statements such as:

var text Warnings=
List(",",
If(Trim([Client Name])="","Work Order Missing: Client,"),
If(Trim([Subdivision Name])="","Work Order Missing: Subdivision"),
etc,
etc,
etc,
If([Total # of Assignments Missing Notes]>0,"Assignment Missing: Assignment Notes")

Then do the following (???):

var text WarningOne = Part($Warnings, 1, ",");
var text WarningTwo = Part($Warnings, 2, ",");
etc
etc
etc
var text WarningTwentyfive = Part($Warnings,25,",");

var text WarningsHTML = 
List("<br>"
List("," $WarningOne, $WarningTwo)
List("," $WarningThree, $WarningFour)
etc
etc
etc
List(",",$WarningTwentyfour, $WarningTwentyfive)
)

If($WarningsHTML <>"", "<font color=red>" & $WarningsHTML)

Did I understand you correctly?

As a matter of clarification for me, wouldn't the "List" function need a comma after the delimiter?

You have it written as: List("," $WarningOne, ........

Should it be: List(",", $WarningOne, ......

I keep getting an syntax error indicating a missing or expected comma.


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Andrew
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