CASE function - filemaker
This is a discussion on CASE function - filemaker ; I have a trouble of expressing a condition within the CASE statement when a test result should be between two values. Within a pricing table for financial assets where an asset can have several prices, I am to select one ...
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| when a test result should be between two values. Within a pricing table for financial assets where an asset can have several prices, I am to select one price when the ratio between the highest and the lowest price is let's say between 3% and 10% and another price when the ratio is more than 10%. I compute ratios separately and store them in separate fields, named highlow A statement(highlow >3 xor highlow<10) does not select the right price neither a statement (highlow >3<10). Both statements are accepted by the CASE formula. What am I doing wrong? Is there another approach? I would appreciate any help |
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On 2008-11-14 08:42:51 -0800, "sovageorge@gmail.com" > I have a trouble of expressing a condition within the CASE statement > when a test result should be between two values. Within a pricing > table for financial assets where an asset can have several prices, I > am to select one price when the ratio between the highest and the > lowest price is let's say between 3% and 10% and another price when > the ratio is more than 10%. I compute ratios separately and store them > in separate fields, named highlow > > A statement(highlow >3 xor highlow<10) does not select the right price > neither a statement (highlow >3<10). Both statements are accepted by > the CASE formula. I wouldn't use xor. In fact, I've *never* used xor. Perhaps that's just my mathematical inadequacy showing. Case( highlow > 3 and highlow < 10, Result1, DefaultResult) should work, since you want to select between the two highlow values. However, if you have different results below 3 and greater than 10, I'd write it like this: Case( highlow =< 3, Result 1; highlow > 3 and highlow < 10, Result2, DefaultResult) Maybe highlow can never be less than 3, in which case the first calc will work. Case statements always return the first true result, so order of arguments matters. -- Lynn Allen -- www.semiotics.com Member Filemaker Business Alliance Long Beach, CA |
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