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Number Range

Engaged ,
Apr 06, 2016 Apr 06, 2016

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Hi. I just have a simple number range and I want to output the results. What I have outputs the results, but for some reason, it only displays the first result. Why does it not display the correct result? Here's what I have:

<cfset X = 27>

<cfset Y = 37>

<cfif (#X# GT 35 LT 51 And #Y# GT 1 LT 35)>

<cfset Result = 200>

<cfelseif (#X# GT 1 LT 35 And #Y# GT 35 LT 51)>

<cfset Result = 300>

<cfelseif (#X# GT 35 LT 51 And #Y# GT 35 LT 51)>

<cfset Result = 100>

</cfif>

<cfoutput>

#Result#

</cfoutput>

Since X is 27 and Y is 37 it should output 300 as the result, but it outputs 200. Why is this? What do I do to fix this? Thanks.

Andy

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Advocate , Apr 06, 2016 Apr 06, 2016

Basically you are trying to use the logic X>35<51 and I don't think CF supports this form of "between" logic and I have no clue as to what logic CF is actually performing. I'm surprised it is not puking out an error message. Instead try:

<cfif X GT 35 and X LT 51 and Y GT 1 and Y LT 35>

<cfset Result = 200>

<cfelseif X GT 1 and X LT 35 and Y GT 35 and Y LT 51>

<cfset Result = 300>

<cfelseif (X GT 35 and X LT 51 and Y GT 35 and Y LT 51>

<cfset Result = 100>

</cfif>

Also Result is undefined if all those c

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Basically you are trying to use the logic X>35<51 and I don't think CF supports this form of "between" logic and I have no clue as to what logic CF is actually performing. I'm surprised it is not puking out an error message. Instead try:

<cfif X GT 35 and X LT 51 and Y GT 1 and Y LT 35>

<cfset Result = 200>

<cfelseif X GT 1 and X LT 35 and Y GT 35 and Y LT 51>

<cfset Result = 300>

<cfelseif (X GT 35 and X LT 51 and Y GT 35 and Y LT 51>

<cfset Result = 100>

</cfif>

Also Result is undefined if all those conditions fail so it would be wise to include a final <cfelse> block.

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Thank you Steve. This works! I have a few more ranges to add to this and I have input boxes to type in numbers. Each input box can only have a certain range of numbers be entered into each one. If a larger number is entered, a message will pop up saying that they need to enter between this number and this number. I was just taking the code I had and trying to simplify it so I could get this to work. I did not think of trying it the way you did.

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