Multiple Steps Verification

Hi,
How can I get multiple steps status from TestStand? I have 20+ pass/fail steps in code and need to update one station global array based on the result status. Example of my sequence given below for better understanding.
Step1: Action 1
Step 2: Action 2
Step 3: Test 1 (Pass/Fail)
Step 4: Test 2 (Pass/Fail)
Step 5: Action 3
Step 6: Test 3 (Numeric Test)
Step 7: Test 4 (String Test)
Step 8: Test 5 (Pass/Fail)
Step 9: Action 4
Step 10: Test 6 (Pass/Fail)
In this sequence, if Test 1, 2, 6 passes, I need to update one Station global (array element 1); if Test 3, 5, 6 passes, need to update Station global (array element 2) and Test 4, 6 passes Station global (array element 3). How can I implement it? At present we are doing with ANDing unique number of steps status with “if” condition.
Thanks,
Sanad MM

You have Result array at runtime, and there are all status of steps, then you u need to write expression to check them and do actions on stationglobals

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