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sienna28
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How to use And/Or

How can I perform an And/or check behind a button
 
This one works fine
 
If(Value(Blood1.Text) >= 120 && Value(Blood1.Text) <=129  && Value(Blood2.Text) < 80 ,Set(colorset,"#ffff1a");Set(txtval,"ELEVATED"));
 
But what if I want to check two text box values using an and/or calculation?
If textbox1 > 80 and/Or  textbox2 > 120
 
Thanks
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@sienna28 

I know what the issue is... I needed to invert the order displayed on the chart when coding it, lol.

If(
    Value(Blood1.Text) > 180 Or Value(Blood2.Text) > 120,
    Red,
    Value(Blood1.Text) >=140 Or Value(Blood2.Text) >= 90,
    RedOrange,
    (Value(Blood1.Text) >= 130 Value(Blood1.Text) <= 139) And (Value(Blood2.Text) >= 80 Value(Blood2.Text) <= 89),
    Orange,
    (Value(Blood1.Text) >= 120 Value(Blood1.Text) <= 129) And Value(Blood2.Text) < 80,
    Yellow,
    Value(Blood1.Text) < 120 And Value(Blood2.Text) < 80,
    Green
)

 

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eka24
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If(Value(Blood1.Text) >= 120 Or Value(Textbox2.Text) > 120&& Value(Blood1.Text) <=129  && Value(Blood2.Text) < 80 Or Value(Textbox1.Text) > 80,Set(colorset,"#ffff1a");Set(txtval,"ELEVATED"));

 

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mdevaney
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@sienna28 
Can you please clarify what you want to do with this code?  I don't understand having both the AND and the OR.

If textbox1 > 80 and/Or  textbox2 > 120


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sienna28
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Thanks for the reply.

 

It just needs to work for these values

 

If textbox1 > 80 and/Or  textbox2 > 120

 

@sienna28
I guess what i am asking here is do you want the condition to be AND or OR for your code above: it cannot be both.
sienna28
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Please see attached for explanation.

 

If you notice the second value is where the And/Or is done

 

 

Hi @sienna28 

In your example, the And is irrelevant.  If either value is outside of the range, the result will be flagged. I would just go with the Or condition.

@sienna28 

Based on your image I would set your conditions like this.

 

If(
    Value(Blood1.Text) >= 180 Or Value(Blood2.Text) >= 120,
    Set(colorset,"#ffff1a"),
    Set(txtval,"ELEVATED")
)

 

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sienna28
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Hi

 

That looks like it could be it, but I am not sure how it reads.

Could you please explain that logic to me....does the 180 value come into it?

 

Many thanks

sienna28
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I've attached a better graphic which shows what I am trying to do.

 

Using the Or condition only in the last option triggers the one above it.

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