How to attach 2 TPVs as return values in feature TRVCT

Dear Friends,
Is it possible to assign two trip provision variants as return value in feature TRVCT.
We have two different Trip provision variants for Domestic and Overseas travel and we have to attach these two TPV as return values in feature.
If we attach XX return value Otherwise YY is not working becuase if XX is true then it is not taking YY,but we want two variants should true.
Please help me to achieve this scenario.
Mohan

thanks for your reply
i 'm doing what exactly you mention here .
my problem here is
i have 15 columns
i am executing a query based on the values of the column(column name) in the target page
1)here i am passing(all) the column values to the next page-but i want to pass only one column values(column name)
when i click on any cell of that column
OR
2)i can pass all column name to target page -there(in the target page) i can filter out
i think option 1 would good if you filter out the unwanted columns
Regards
Amul

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