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How to use greater than \'>\' to compare to data values

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Hello,

 

I am using greater than sign '>" to compare two data values and show a value.

For instance, there are two data fields: Men and Women. Men value is '10', and Women value is '5':

 

Men

10

Women

5

 

1: I am using following syntax but its not working:

 

<% if (targetData.Men > targetData.Women) {%>

show this...

 

2: And this is not working either: if (Men - Women) > '30' (%>:

<% if (targetData.Men - targetData.Women) > '30' {%>

show this...

 

Any idea?

 

Thanks!

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Hi @alik98709228 - you don't say what the data type of your attributes are so I'll assume since it isn't working that they are Strings

You can try something like this:

<% if (Number(targetData.Men) > Number(targetData.Women)) { %> ... <% } else {} %>
or 
<% if (parseInt(targetData.Men) - parseInt(targetData.Women)) > 30) { %> ... <% } else {} %>

https://gomakethings.com/converting-strings-to-numbers-with-vanilla-javascript/

Cheers

Darren

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Hi @alik98709228 - you don't say what the data type of your attributes are so I'll assume since it isn't working that they are Strings

You can try something like this:

<% if (Number(targetData.Men) > Number(targetData.Women)) { %> ... <% } else {} %>
or 
<% if (parseInt(targetData.Men) - parseInt(targetData.Women)) > 30) { %> ... <% } else {} %>

https://gomakethings.com/converting-strings-to-numbers-with-vanilla-javascript/

Cheers

Darren

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The first part is working but the second part is not. Any idea if I am using something incorrect? Syntax wise?

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<% if (parseInt(targetData.Men) - parseInt(targetData.Women)) > 30) {%>

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I would just use Number() instead of parseInt() in that case. They should do the same as far as the logic goes. Cheers Darren

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Hi @alik98709228,

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