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Good Morning,
I am trying to insert a variable representing greater than or less then ('>=' or '<=') into a set analysis expression. The default section is:
EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME={"<=$(=fractile({<EVS_InpCleanFlag= {'1'}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME, $(v_Outlier_ile)))"}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME)
What I want to do is allow the user to decide if they want to include values greater than or less than a value by selecting a variable value v_above_below to be >= or <=, but I don't know how the syntax would work...or even if it can work. It would be something like this:
EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME={"$(v_above_below)""$(=fractile({<EVS_InpCleanFlag= {'1'}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME, $(v_Outlier_ile)))"}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME)
Any suggestions? Or a different way to go about it? There a several expressions, so doing a bunch of if/then's isn't really practical in this case.
Thanks in advance for your help,
Chris
I imagine this would work. I think the syntax would be:
EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME={"$(v_above_below)$(=fractile({<EVS_InpCleanFlag= {'1'}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME, $(v_Outlier_ile)))"}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME)
-Rob
I imagine this would work. I think the syntax would be:
EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME={"$(v_above_below)$(=fractile({<EVS_InpCleanFlag= {'1'}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME, $(v_Outlier_ile)))"}>}EVS_OVERALL_TURN_TIME)
-Rob
Thanks Rob! You da man! I guess I was just overcomplicating it, assuming there had to be some kind of punctuation between the variable and the next portion of the expression. Awesome!