Any elegant formula to check if a value lies within a range?
Using switchIf is what my gut tells me to do here, however, I’d like to easily edit the ranges from a table without having to toy with the formula.
Hope this makes sense…
Thanks guys!
Any elegant formula to check if a value lies within a range?
Using switchIf is what my gut tells me to do here, however, I’d like to easily edit the ranges from a table without having to toy with the formula.
Hope this makes sense…
Thanks guys!
Something like this ?
(There’s an example with an If()
and one with SwitchIf()
)
Even simpler, just
thisRow.Value >= thisRow.[Min Range] AND thisRow.Value <= thisRow.[Max Range]
I’m wondering why I’m seeing so many people eager to wrap what already produces a true/false value into If(..., True(), False())
. Is this an Excel habit?
@Paul_Danyliuk : Thanks
! I added it to the doc
!
( I really have a problem with “simple formulas”
… I always go for the “complex ones” first
)
Not coming from Excel or Sheets, I think, at least in my case, it comes from the fact that I’m getting used to write complex formulas to do complex things with my docs (it becomes a reflex, an instinct) and I’m simply losing sight of the very simple formulas (like in this case where, effectively, the result can only be True()
or False()
and I just forgot it) .
There’s that and the fact that I’m not fully awake yet
But thank you for the reminder
Awesome contributions fam! Appreciate the time and help!
“Is this an Excel habit?” never thought in the age of Coda this would sting so much.
You help is very appreciated!
Glad to know it helped !