Lisp not working properly HELP

Hi I have this sub routine attached to a reactor, for recording my Acad session. The routine works fine except when I choose not to record the "Data Ignored" prompt does not come up, only the "Saving data" prompt comes up regardless of saving or not. Can anyone help me here.

NB" PLEASE DON'T BUST MY BALL I DON'T KNOW HOW TO INSERT MY CODE IN ITS CORRECT LOCATION; (someone coluld help that too)

Code;

(defun ActionToAnswer ( );;;Triggered Thiscommand

 (If (or (= ans "yes") (= ans Nil) (= ans "") (="y"))
    (progn (princ "\nSaving data....") 
               (diary)
    )
   (princ "\nData ignored....")
 )
)

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(defun ActionToAnswer ( );;;Triggered Thiscommand
(If (or (= ans "yes") (not ans) (= ans "") (= [color=red]ans[/color] "y")) ;[color=red]Put ans here, if only (= "y") => always return T, then you always do Saving data....[/color]
(progn (princ "\nSaving data....")
(diary)
)
(princ "\nData ignored....")
)
) 

Your function does not require "ans" as an argument, and is not defined within the function, thus will return T at = nil condition (if not globally defined elsewhere). You must define the variable, or supply as an argument.

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