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(@anna-rodriguedfdrussell-org)

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Hello,

I'm finding a strange bug in the VFE Visability statement below.

{OBSNOW("PRIMEMD#1") >= "10"}

For some reason the obsnow value of >=10 and >=11 do not work. When I replace that with any value from 1 to 9 it works fine, and 12 and up works fine. I'm using the statement to trigger a visability field with more directive options when a score is >= 10 but running into this. We used to use this same form with a value >=15 and it always worked fine.

Has anyone else seen something like this? Any ideas?

Thanks,
Anna

Posted : February 9, 2021 5:07 am

swhite

(@sbrooks)

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I think you're trying to use a mathematical operator on text, which will give you odd results.
>= is an operator used for numbers typically. Obs values are text.
try {val(OBSNOW(“PRIMEMD#1″)) >= 10}

Posted : February 9, 2021 5:26 am

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That makes sense about the text vs numbers.

Tested this out {val(OBSNOW("PRIMEMD#1?)) >= 10} and the visibility stopped working for every score value.

Posted : February 9, 2021 5:35 am

swhite

(@sbrooks)

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Have you got a ? in there instead of a close quote?
{val(OBSNOW("PRIMEMD#1?)) >= 10}

Try
{val(OBSNOW("PRIMEMD#1")) >= 10}

Posted : February 9, 2021 5:42 am

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It's working now. The copy/paste added the ? in the field.

Thanks for the help with this.

Posted : February 9, 2021 5:57 am

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