Creating a case structure with values strictly greater than a number

[JÞB]

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@mcduff wrote:

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@JÞB wrote:

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@altenbach wrote:

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@ef99 wrote:

I am trying to create a case structure that will output a certain message when a value is input that is <=10 and a different message when a value is input that is >10. I know that the notation for the <=10 condition is '..10' but I can't figure out the notation for >10. 

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I agree with Ben that all you need is a simple comparison resulting in a boolean if the input is a floating point number. Of course of you are dealing with integers, all you need is two cases ( "..10" | "11..") and you are all set.

A case structure switches between alternative code paths and does not display any messages. Most likely you don't even need a case structure. Here's one possible code skeleton. Modify as needed.

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Did you mean pick line? There is no need for that blue wire:D

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You can also use native string functions. (Pick line stills needs the blue wire)

mcduff

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And correctly stated for the case Value is equal to 10!

Kudos mcduff