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Hi sagar
Sorry it took so long to respond to this. This one must've fallen through the cracks.
You can you use the ValueTransform property of the ValueBox and use embedded "if" statements to accomplish this. For example,
if(value==0,'OFF', if(value==1,'ON',...))
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Hi, Steve Mason . Thanks for the response. However, it is not working. I am using:
if(value==0,'OFF', if(value==451,'ON'))
I get the error below:
04/06/2023 10:45:13 AMValueTransform failed. Control: ValueBox1, ValueTransform: 'if(value==0,'OFF', if(value==451,'ON'))', TVQ: TVQ: StartTime: 04/06/2023 10:18:12.289, EndTime: 04/06/2023 10:18:12.2890001, Value: 451, Quality: 0xC0if() takes exactly 3 arguments at NCalc.Domain.EvaluationVisitor.Visit(Function function) at NCalc.Domain.EvaluationVisitor.Evaluate(LogicalExpression expression) at NCalc.Domain.EvaluationVisitor.Visit(Function function) at NCalc.Expression.Evaluate() at AxiomCore2.ControlProperties.Value.ExecuteValueTransform(TVQ tvq)
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sagar
You need a third parameter for your 2nd if statement. You have a True condition, but what if the the value does not equal 451, what should it return?
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