lock dimensions (parameter) - formula

[uoliveira]

How can I lock a width parameter until a determined dimension, but still allowing it to change until this dimension value?

Thanks!

[uoliveira]

How can I lock a width parameter until a determined dimension, but still allowing it to change until this dimension value?

Thanks!

[ToanDN]

Do you mean you want to limit the value of the parameter to a certain range?

[ToanDN]

Do you mean you want to limit the value of the parameter to a certain range?

[uoliveira]

yes!

I was trying to explain this in a simple way but I failed.

[uoliveira]

yes!

I was trying to explain this in a simple way but I failed.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Below is an example using a formula:

- Predefined min and max Value: min Width, max Width

- Control value: Width Control

- Return value: Width

if(Width Control < min Width, min Width, if(Width Control > max Width, max Width, Width Control))

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Below is an example using a formula:

- Predefined min and max Value: min Width, max Width

- Control value: Width Control

- Return value: Width

if(Width Control < min Width, min Width, if(Width Control > max Width, max Width, Width Control))

[Anonymous]

Hello, what if you don't have a maximum value, only a minimum value?

[Anonymous]

Hello, what if you don't have a maximum value, only a minimum value?

[David_W_Koch]

You have probably worked this out already, but for future readers, if you have a minimum value that must be met, but no maximum, then adjust the formula that @ToanDN provided to read:

if(Width Control < min Width, min Width, Width Control)

You can also drop the max Width parameter.

[David_W_Koch]

You have probably worked this out already, but for future readers, if you have a minimum value that must be met, but no maximum, then adjust the formula that @ToanDN provided to read:

if(Width Control < min Width, min Width, Width Control)

You can also drop the max Width parameter.