comparison operator in if statement

[#1]

In the expression or script, I want to add logic,  volumn ("greater" or "less" depends on the vSet boolean value) than 10.

if(volumn"????"10, dosth, dosthelse)

My question is how to write the "????" part.

It should be something like.  if(greater=1,>,<).

I have tried:

if(volumn&if(greater=1,'>','<')&10, dosth, dosthelse), but it is not working.

[jvitantonio]

Hi, not sure what you ar trying to achieve, but you can use if like this:

If(Volume > 1 OR Volume < -1, Expression, ElseExpression)

If(Volume >1 AND Volume <10, Expression, ElseExpression)

If(Volume = 1, Expression, ElseExpression).

I Hope this helps.

JV

[whiteline]

Hi.

LET vSet = '>';

if(volumn$(vSet)10, dosth, dosthelse)

[cgdonders · Accepted solution]

Like this:

If (vSet = 0, if (volumn <10, dosth, dosthelse), if (vSet =1, if (volumn> 10, dosth, dosthelse))

[#5]

This is the logic I want, but would be much better if I can change comparison operator within a if statement.

I got the correct answer.

if(volumn$(=if(greater=1,'>','<'))10, dosth, dosthelse)

[#6]

This syntax does not work.

[cgdonders]

then the answer of whiteline must do the trick, I think.

In my reply I forgot a ')'. it must be like:

If ($(vSet) = 0, if (volumn <10, dosth, dosthelse), if ($(vSet) =1, if (volumn> 10, dosth, dosthelse)))