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As the value flows through the field, we compare the value to the range values and the Output Connector the data will flow to if it contains that value. As the Rule runs and data flows through, where the specified value is found in the data it will flow through to the output selected, thereby switching this data through a chosen flow.
You can create a new Range in Rule Designer from any field. Simply click on the Plus icon against the Tile in Rule Designer. As well as the ability to “Select Template ” Template” and “Create Switch Case From Field” you can “Create Range from field”.
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How should you define your Range? For a value to fall into a given range it must be greater than or equal to the lower bound and less than the upper bound. Missed Lower or Upper bounds means the range boundary contains all values above or below. Ranges should never overlap, ; we will provide validation on this for you.
In essence this means that for a continous continuous flow of ranges between one and five and then five and above you would add.
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Where you miss a lower or upper bound it will include all values above or below.
Note as previously defined and as shown in the image above that the upper bound is NOT included in that range. So, 2 - 3 does not include Three3. Three 3 is included in 3-4.
This is so we can cope with decimals. 2.999 for example is in 2 - 3 but would be covered by a range up to three as it is higher than 2.
Ranges can include negative numbers or decimals.
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