ilogic rule to make all my number in odd number

[ChristinaForest]

I dont no in english if odd number is the right word but i want to make all my number to 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, etc,....

Thanks for your help 🙂

[mehatfie]

Hi sergelachance,

I'm not exactly sure what numbers you are trying to change? 

And yes, Odd Numbers is the correct way of saying this.

Regards

Mitch

[ChristinaForest]

Thanks Mitch for your reply 🙂

Do you have a exemple of rule?

[mehatfie]

Hi sergelachance,

Please use a translator to understand, or what language do you speak?

I am asking a question about what numbers you are making odd.

Regards

Mitch

[ChristinaForest]

Sorry for my horrible english, i'm french Canadian 🙂

I just want  to change with ilogic when my parameters number is even same to 0,2,4,6,8,etc,... change to odd number same to 1,3,5,7,9,etc,.... what is a right rule for that???

Thanks again!

[mehatfie]

Hi sergelachance,

This is a simple rule that will check for what you have asked. I'm not sure of your true application, but for a single parameter this should work.

The code is dividing the parameter by 2, if the remainder is not 0 (ie. it is not divisible by 2 into a whole number), the code will add 1 to the parameter.

------------- Code ----------------------

If (Parameter("PARAMETER_NAME_HERE") Mod 2) <> 0 Then
     Parameter("PARAMETER_NAME_HERE") = Parameter("PARAMETER_NAME_HERE") + 1
End If

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Regards

Mitch

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[ChristinaForest]

Hi Mitch 🙂

the rule work but for what add 1 if the parameter is not dividing by 2???

[mehatfie]

Sergelachance,

I'm sorry, for some reason I was thinking the opposite and you wanted even numbers.... I have no idea why I was thinking this.

Change the code as follows:

Replace: "<>"

With: "="

This will instead mean, if the number DOES divide by 0 and has NO remainder (ie. an even number) then add 1 (to make it odd).


Regards
Mitch

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[ChristinaForest]

Thank you very much for all Mitch!

i try that later 🙂

[ChristinaForest]

i try but same probleme 😞

[mehatfie]

Hi sergelachance,

I'm not quite sure I understnad what the problem is. The code I provided adds 1 to an even number in order to make it odd. You could also MINUS 1 if you'd like in order to achieve an odd number as well.

What confuses me with your code is that you have 2 different parameters being used.

Why is it:

("TROUSTAB" Mod 2) = 0 Then

     "QTETROUSTAB" = "TROUSTAB" + 1

Shouldn't it  be:

("TROUSTAB" Mod 2) = 0 Then

     "TROUSTAB" = "TROUSTAB" + 1

Regards

Mitch

Let me know if it helps... Kudos if it works!!!

[ChristinaForest]

Hi Mitch, i try your new rule but dont work again 😞

[mehatfie]

Sergelachance,

That was NOT a new rule,  you must keep the OLD rule but replace the parameter name

If (Parameter("TROUSTAB") Mod 2) = 0 Then
     Parameter("TROUSTAB") = Parameter("TROUSTAB") + 1
End If

[ChristinaForest]

OK, Thank you very much Mitch for your time 🙂