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Richard_6
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Posted: 16th Jul 2018 03:31 Edited at: 16th Jul 2018 03:31
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It's possible to use select case with operators like > and <?

Example:
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Phaelax
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You'd have to use IF statements for something like that. And if you did, if grid is over 1000 then it would also trigger an event for being over 900 as well.
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Yes, that was just an example. I will use IF as you suggested, Phaelax. Thank you!
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Markus
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i think u can use a function as condition
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Richard_6
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That's very clever, Markus. Thanks!
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Rich Dersheimer
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Posted: 16th Jul 2018 21:16 Edited at: 16th Jul 2018 21:18
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If you are using if tests in the function, why use the select? Just use the if tests and skip the select. But agreed, that is cool Markus!



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TomToad
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You can do this
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Wow, didn't know any of that..
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I had no idea the parenthesis would make the trick. I'll try that! Thank you!
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Quote: "I had no idea the parenthesis would make the trick. "

it works because u put also the select value in and the result from the condition is just true or false.
if you will have a short write style / easily readable you can do this by a own function if it make sense.
(a >= 0 and a < 100)
Between(a, 0 ,100)


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