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I have three elements (overlapping geometry) with the visibility controlled with yes/no conditions based on a numerical value from another parameter. <4 checks one box and therefore turns one on, >6 checks the other and turns another on. How would i write a formula to have the last one checked and come on if the value falls between 4 & 6?
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You may use "IF" command.
You can open a door family in the thread below and see what I did, which I was using "IF" to control the visibility.
http://www.revitcity.com/downloads.php?action=view&object_id=11969
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Try AND. The will set the parameter to True only if both conditions are met.
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thank you CDWdavid but I think what I want is more simple. I'm trying TKennedy's advice but getting an error using "yes" as a value? There is a pic of my parameters attached
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Yes/No parameters are a little odd in that you don't need to say Yes/No, True/False, etc. If the condition is true, the parameter is set to "on". In your case the IF condition is redundant, so your formula is simply 'and(not(GreyVisible), not(BlueVisible))'. Revit will read that as "if GV is not true and BV is not true, turn Y on". Unless the help file has been updated since I first learned about Revit booleans, that's not spelled out very clearly.
Edit: I misread your formula the first time, it would have worked backwards. Fixed now.
Edited on: Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 3:05:31 PM
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Thanks TKennedy!
That makes a lot more sense now! Works perfectly 
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