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  • JSNJ Offline
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    JSN
    wrote on last edited by JSN
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    I want to check the following Integer type value of a property, let’s say the following one …

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    However, I have problems with SOL 230 as if I make my selection …

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    … it simply does not allow me to confirm the desired values e.g." > 0".

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    So it gets stuck and if I close and reopen there is no value (!) which leads to a completion of the rule without any hint (!) or it simply jumps back to an old value. What is going on here?

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      Stefan L.
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      I once had similar problems with the classification of some system generated pipe elbows.
      The software (mh-BIM) didn’t write the diameter value, so they were added manually - unfortunately as string instead of number.
      Classification rules like “greater than 50” refused to work.

      –
      Stefan

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      • JSNJ Offline
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        JSN
        replied to Stefan L. on last edited by JSN
        #3

        @stefan-l said in SOL 230 Integer Problems:

        unfortunately as string instead of number.

        Here it is definitely an Integer type.

        Anyhow I try to avoid 230 as 203 is the much better way to follow if you want to have a working rule. Plus, changes can be applied more userfriendly as it does not delete the entire line if you change something …

        Although I still do not know what is the secret symbol for a numeric no unit comparison import … https://society.solibri.com/topic/1116/import-excel-worksheet-rule-203/12?_=1619534106834

        Maybe one day Solibri will tell us or even publish some cheatsheets …

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        • W Offline
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          whp.mowens
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          Pretty sure this is some sort of bug.

          Also working in German and hte integer doesn’t seem to be recognized.

          Will try exporting as a double to see if it is recognized

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            whp.mowens
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            Well, it is as I expected…

            For some reason, the integers are not working. Maybe this has something to do with the German version?

            For the time being, I simply used a text to get what I needed to work (working with variables of 0, 1 and 2.)

            I didn’t play around with length that much…but I suppose that would be the only other possible option to use operators. “Real” Numbers also didn’t seem to work.

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