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8.5.2.6.1. Defining value range - example
  1. Before the value range for a variable (in this case H) can be defined, status Value range variable must be assigned to it in Variable Manager.

  1. First click on the related Variablein the Value ranges window.

  2. In the Type field, set status Value range .

  3. In the Range / Naming field, define the extent or limits of the value range.

The value range example [10:100] looks as follows in PARTdataManager.

--> The column H is - as value range columns in general - are highlighted in yellow.

Clicking with the mouse in a row of H --> opens the Enter value context menu.

Enter a value from the defined range at this point.

--> The selected column value is transferred to the table.

Value range - other examples

Type

Expression

Explanation

Range definition

[10:100]

square brackets

(see illustration above)

A range from 10 to 100 is defined. The limits are included.

Range definition

($A1.:90)

round brackets

A range from A1 to 90 is defined. The limits are not included.

Range definition with

Stepping width

[20:100/10]

square brackets

no backslash!

A range from 20 to 100 and an increment of 10 are defined.

Only variables values with this increment may then be entered in PARTdataManager.

Nummeration

1,3,5,7,9,$A2

The selected variable may assume only the values 1,3,5,7,9 and A2.

No restriction

[MIN:MAX]

All values can be entered, there is no minimum or maximum value

[Note] Note

If you use Variableswithin the value range expression, always enter a $ symbol in front of the variable and a " . " (period) after the variable!