Evaluate changed value in Text Input and click the appropriate Radio

[_jc]

I have tried six ways to Sunday to get this to work and the most reasonable NON-working solution is this:

2 objects:  txtEstimatedImpact (Text Input) and optGrtr5K_50K (Radio)

1 variable:  varEstImpact

Screen

OnVisable = 

Reset(txtEstimatedImpact)

(varEstImpact,"")

txtEstimatedImpact

Default = ""

OnChange =

If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=50000,UpdateContext( { varEstImpact: ">=$50,000" } ),
If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=5000,UpdateContext( { varEstImpact: ">=$5,000" } ),
UpdateContext( { varEstImpact: "" } )));Reset(optGrtr5K_50K)

optGrtr5K_50K

Items = [">$5,000",">$50,000"]

Default = varEstImpact

In image below, it shows the results I'm looking for. 

1. Default value is "" > no radio buttons selected,
2. Enter anything less that 5000 > no radio buttons selected,
3. Enter anything between 5000 and 49999.99 > the option named ">$5,000" is selected, and 
4. Enter anything equal to or above 50000  > the option named ">$50,000" is selected

If manually select one of the two option buttons, then change anything in the text box, the option buttons reset to both unchecked.  This is expected on screen entry because the variable is set to "".  After entering text though, it seems the variable is never updated (even though it is).

See the design mode image showing the current value in memory.

I also tried not using a variable, but this is also without formula errors, but doesn't work.

If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=50000,">=$50,000",
If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=5000,">=$5,000",
""))

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

[JR-BejeweledOne · Accepted solution]

Unless there is a typo in the information you provided, here is what you said:

• Enter anything between 5000 and 49999.99 > the option named ">$5,000" is selected, and 
• Enter anything equal to or above 50000  > the option named ">$50,000" is selected

But your formula is reading ">=$5,000" and not ">$5,000"

If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=50000,">=$50,000",
If(Value(txtEstimatedImpact.Text)>=5000,">=$5,000",
""))

[_jc]

JR, that was it.  How dumb?!!  Get the formula correct and mis-reference the object.  YIKES!

Thank you so much.

[JR-BejeweledOne]

No worries, it happens!   A misplaced paren, a missing curly brace or comma, it happens to all of us.