PowerApps conditional formatting using IF and Switch functions - 5 (PowerApps Tutorial)

PowerApps conditional formatting can be implemented using IF and Switch functions in PowerApps.
If you have more than 2 values or multiple values then you need to test the Switch function is better because you need less code to implement the conditional logic inside the power app application. But
if you have only two conditions to check then the IF condition is better.
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[adrianquintanilla]

AWESOME!!!! 3:15 is what I have been looking for 3 hrs.

Only difference is I wanted one field NAME WITH TITLE to select the correct ESIGNATURE.

Ex. This way Bob can't eSign for Jane for example.
= "Bob Smith", ["Bob Smith, CEO"],
= "Jane Doe", ["Jane Doe, CFO"]))

EDIT:
Found switch to be better for multiple values

Switch(DataCardValue26.Selected.Value,
"Bob Smith", ["Bob Smith, CEO"],
"Jane Doe", ["Jane Doe, CFO"],
"John Smith", ["John Smith, EVP"],
"Taylor Smith", ["Taylor Smith, CSO"],
)