Hello
I want to determine a price for a piece based on its length (0-1 m, 1-2 m, 2-3 m). Is it possible to nest two if functions to be able to determine a price based on the length of an odds?
In my case, only three length ranges are possible and therefore only three prices. Maybe another solution than nesting yews can be used?
Thank you in advance.
Hello
It seems to me that it is possible. You just have to be careful with the parentheses closings, you get lost quickly!
I have solidworks 2011 and I know it doesn't read if, you have to put iif.
Maybe that's still the case.
Hello
Several examples:
http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/3d/equation-if
http://www.lynkoa.com/forum/3d/comment-creer-une-succession-de-condition-dans-les-equations-solidworks
I already tried something like this I think.
And it only takes one if end per line.
You have to create several custom properties in a cascade in such a way that the last one reacts in the right way.
Fred
Hi Remi,
It's possible, here's the syntax:
= ( IIF ( ( "Longueur@Esquisse1" ) < 100 , 15 , IIF ( ( "Longueur@Esquisse1" ) < 150 , 30 , IIF ( ( "Longueur@Esquisse1" ) < 200 , 45 , 1 ) ) ) ) )
I'm attaching the SW file for example.
Indeed, the parentheses and their exact number is very important
Good luck
Mick
Indeed, thank you for the last answer, so it is possible to write it on a single line. Thank you, it's perfect.
Thank you to everyone for the answers.