I thought anytime an IF became false, the program should become false and run the ELSE statement?  For the example below, if the Den Light is switched On then Off (while the program is still running), shouldn't it become false and run ELSE?  What if the program is not running, and I turn the Den Light Off.... should that cause it to evaluate the statement and run the ELSE?  With the following program, I can find no situation where the ELSE statement runs (Off, Fast-On/Off, Dim/Bright...)

 

If

        Control 'Upstairs / Den / Light' is switched On

 

Then

        Wait  10 seconds

        Set 'Upstairs / Den / Light' 36%

 

Else

        Set 'Upstairs / Master Bedroom / Bedroom Light' On

 

 

The "If Control 'xxxx' is switched On" never has a False evaluation. Add a check with not switched Off to have the Off command drive the Else

 

If

Control 'Upstairs / Den / Light' is switched On

And Control 'Upstairs / Den / Light' is not switched Off

Then

"If Status 'xxxx' is On" does have a False evaluation when the device is no longer On.

Great - I knew it could be done, just wasn't sure what I had done wrong.  Thank you, Lee!

Happy to help.