Writing conditional logic using "OR" statements

[ThomGermany]

Hey,
You may use ternary operators; for me they really have been a game-changer:
[[Item.columnName == “” && “—” || Item.columnName]]

• Condition: Item.columnName == “”
• If condition is TRUE: && “—”
• If condition is FALSE: || Item.columnName
  && and || introduce the TRUE and the FALSE status, and behind each comes the respective result.

You also may encapsule such into each other, like:
[[Item.columnName == “” && “—” || Item.columnType == “1” && “right type” || Item.columnName]]

See more info here:

Ternary javascript operator in expressions?

I would like to be able to specify strings using the ternary operator, ie: [[item.isEven ? “this is even” : “this is odd”]] Anyone with any workaround for the ternary assignment operator?