How to Process 2D Array String

[jennichrni]

Thank you for responding,

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You have TRUE wired to the fract/exp string to number function. Change that to FALSE and see if it helps

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This step did work, thank you so much.

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@altenbach wrote:

• In range and coerce
• boolean to 0,1
• multiply.

The boolean array will be TRUE for all array elements that are in the range defined by the limits, and zero otherwise. Converting that to numbers (TRUE:1, FALSE:0). Multiplying that with your data will zero all elements that are out of range and leave the others untouched.

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But for this step, the one that I need is, the elements inside the range will turn zero and the element outside will be untouched. But after I make the program you showed, it's the opposite.

Thank you,

Regards

Jenni

[Yamaeda]

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@jennichrni wrote:

Thank you for responding,

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You have TRUE wired to the fract/exp string to number function. Change that to FALSE and see if it helps

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This step did work, thank you so much.

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@altenbach wrote:

• In range and coerce
• boolean to 0,1
• multiply.

The boolean array will be TRUE for all array elements that are in the range defined by the limits, and zero otherwise. Converting that to numbers (TRUE:1, FALSE:0). Multiplying that with your data will zero all elements that are out of range and leave the others untouched.

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But for this step, the one that I need is, the elements inside the range will turn zero and the element outside will be untouched. But after I make the program you showed, it's the opposite.

Thank you,

Regards

Jenni

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Insert a Not function on the boolean array.

[jennichrni]

Thank you for your reply

Where do I have to put the not function?

I put not before Boolean to (0,1). But the result become like this

Regards

Jenni

[altenbach]

If you exclude the "in range" values, you need to multiply with the original data, not with the coerced values:

[jennichrni]

Yes, but all of the data become same as threshold value

did I put not gate in the wrong place?

[altenbach]

Look again at my code right above. Did you multiply the raw or the coerced values with the 0,1?

(Don't use the orange output of "in range and coerce" or you won't have much left.)

[jennichrni]

It did works,

Thank you so much

Regards,

Jenni

[GerdW]

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[altenbach · Accepted solution]

Of course there are many ways to do all that....