Ok, the nightly build fixed the error, so that the rules could fire as they should, and they work again, my first rule of the sequence was the field rule, so that has apparently stopped the rule processing, and thus the others didn't get executed as a consequence of that.

The reason I was thinking about the 'master' rule, was that I have two situations where I need the same three actions taken, so instead of building to times three rules, and have to maintain each change twice, I wanted to do the 'proper' programming way, and use subrutines that handled each task, and then a master routine calling them.

So to be sure, does the changes take effect between each rule, or is it only done at the end?
Let me clarify that a bit, I have three actions that is taken for a user that is no longer a member.

Rule 1: Clear all members-only info from the profile
Rule 2: Send a mail
Rule 3: Modify the Groups they belong to.

For the manual edition, the bookkeeper of the club simply modifies the membership type to 'non-member'.

For each rule I have a set of conditions I check on.
In each rule there are two triggers.
"after backend profile edit", and "after frontend profile edit".
The rules are active for each ACL group that members can be in.
Each rule has two conditions that are checked:
[var1_cb_type] not equal to [var3_cb_type]
[cb_type] is NOT REGEX /LIST OF MEMBERSHIP TYPES/

That seems to work as it should when people are manually signed out of the club.

Now the new situation that I wish to solve on 1/1-2015, the internal users trigger.
The conditions are a bit different there, as it should react on a field.
So the same rules as above.
In each rule there is one trigger
Internal Users General
The rules are active for each ACL group that members can be in.
Each rule has two conditions
[cb_udmeldt] equal to 1
[cb_type] is REGEX /list of membership types/

BUT, as the first rule clears the membership info, including the [cb_udmeldt] field, I guess the other two rules would not fire, or are the fields not 'commited' until all rules are processed? Or should I move the 'clear fields' rule to be the last of the three, and then make it work for the lower ACL group 'Registered'.

Wow, sounds great, thankyou!

I can see the new 'Action' type rule is there, excellent, can't wait to try it out

Wow, cool, it's very neat, very complicated, and I hope I can get my head around them