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AbhishekIlindra
Boss
Hi rajjay : Could you try this in place of above one you mentioned:
(logins >= 1) && (posts >= 0) && (page_views >= 0) && (net_kudos_weight_given >= 0) && (net_kudos_weight_received >= 0) && (accepted_solutions >= 0)
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Thanks & Regards,
Abhishek Illindra
rajjay
6 months agoAdept
Hi AbhishekIlindra can we do ranges with formulas
Lets say, I have two levels L1, L2
L1 (posts - deleted_posts >= 10) && (logins >= 1) && (page_views = 0) && (net_kudos_weight_given >= 2) && (net_kudos_weight_received = 2) && (accepted_solutions = 0)
L2 (posts - deleted_posts >= 15) && (logins >= 1) && (page_views = 0) && (net_kudos_weight_given >= 5) && (net_kudos_weight_received = 2) && (accepted_solutions = 1)
For posts in L1 (posts - deleted_posts >= 10), L2 - (posts - deleted_posts >= 15)
How do define range like posts from 10 or greater than to less than equal to 15 should fall under Level 2
For posts in L1 (posts - deleted_posts >= 10), L2 - (posts - deleted_posts >= 15)
How do define range like posts from 10 or greater than to less than equal to 15 should fall under Level 2
((posts - deleted_posts >= 10) &&(posts - deleted_posts <= 15))
I want from 11 to 15 posts should move to level 2
I want from 11 to 15 posts should move to level 2
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