create case structure using mutilple boolean conditions

[FireFist-Redhawk]

Here, just modify the problem line in your formula node to this...

if(x>=100 && x<=200)

and delete all this...

if(x==100)

y=90;

elseif(x==200)

y=89;

As Yamaeda pointed out, you want every possible x to fit into a single if statement. Call your y function f(x) for now. Since f(100) = 90 and f(200) = 89, you just don't need those four lines to begin with.

[girish_jadhav]

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@Viper wrote:

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@Yamaeda wrote:

Since you used a Double for X, i assumed you'd have values as 100.12. In that case, the case selectors option of 100..200 isn't really an option. 🙂 That only works for integers.

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For your example I would multiply X by 100 then cast it to an I32. Then I would adjust my case selectors as well to account for the multiplication.

Norm

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I have values for X with Double data type. Formula node is working now, I just need to remove the redundant if statements. Thanks for the help 🙂

[Yamaeda]

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@Viper wrote:

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@Yamaeda wrote:

Since you used a Double for X, i assumed you'd have values as 100.12. In that case, the case selectors option of 100..200 isn't really an option. 🙂 That only works for integers.

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For your example I would multiply X by 100 then cast it to an I32. Then I would adjust my case selectors as well to account for the multiplication.

Norm

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My comment was for OP, but your solution is good if you want it to 'work for 2 decimals', yes. 🙂