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<td style={{ paddingLeft: 40 }}><b>Last Updated: October 2025</b></td>
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<td style={{ paddingLeft: 40 }}><b>Last Updated: December 2025</b></td>
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<imgwidth="582"height="400"alt="Screenshot 2025-10-08 at 4 59 57 PM"src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6f345f13-af10-43fa-9a3d-759794c60523" />
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### 10. Comparing the values contained in variables.
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Example `<%= case "@results.assigned_arm_id" do "@results.control_arm_id" -> "Control"; "@results.treatment_arm_id" -> "Treatment"; end %>`
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This syntax enables to split based of if value in `@results.assigned_arm_id` matches either the value of present in `@results.control_arm_id` or `@results.treatment_arm_id`.
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The expression creates two categories "Control" and "Treatment", like shown in the screenshot
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