combobox.sqlvalue with multiple values without sql query?

That is not exactly what I am looking for, this is data aggregation within a combobox.
I am writing a script to check if a combobox sqlvalue is either X or Y to change its display according to what is found. I know I can write a sql query to get the "sqlvalue in the range I want but I was wondering if the "SqlValue" property could retrieve multiple values or if it is always a unique value.

I may express myself wrongly, let me reformulate.

I have a table with ids that are associated to a status.
This status is displayed via a combobox.
According to the status displayed or chosen, a script changes something in the project, like disabling an object or checking automatically a checkbox.
Some other status could lead to the same action.
Instead of writing complex SQL queries that I can write, I want to know if I can associate multiple values to the object property "SqlValue" in the script tab like in the attached example.

In this project, selecting a color changes the panel below it. The last 2 choices should both change to purple, not red but it does not with current script.

procedure Form1_ComboBox1_OnChange (Sender: TObject);
begin
if form1.ComboBox1.sqlValue='2' then
form1.Panel1.Color:= clGreen;
if form1.ComboBox1.sqlValue='3' then
form1.Panel1.Color:= clTeal;

// I would like to combine both sqlvalue = so it would be like a sqlExecute(select status.id from status where id=4 or id=5) .... or where id in('4','5')

{if form1.ComboBox1.sqlValue='4' then    // same color as below
form1.Panel1.Color:= clRed;
if form1.ComboBox1.sqlValue='5' then    // same color as above
form1.Panel1.Color:= clRed; }

if form1.ComboBox1.sqlValue='4 or 5' then    // either choice = same color
form1.Panel1.Color:= clPurple;
end;

That's it, thanks Derek.

So, the object.SqlValue property can only accept a unique value but it is good to see that we can place a "or" in between them one way or another!

if (form1.combobox1.sqlvalue = '4') or (form1.combobox1.sqlvalue = '5') then form1.panel1.color := clpurple;

Thanks Sparrow for the geek version of it, it does the same but it takes longer to write than the version from Derek