My problem right now is, that i would like to have a calculator function which first checks if a specific scalar (CONC_001) is greater than 0.1. If that is the case it should simply calculate: CONC_003 = CONC_001 / CONC_002. Is CONC_001 smaller than 0.1 CONC_003 should be set to 1000.
Is there a filter to do this check in order to create new cell data with either 0 or 1. So then i could use the simple calculator filter for the final calculations.
Thank you, i already tried it like this:
value_when_true if condition else value_when_false
But somehow it only takes the values of “value_when_true”. It doesn’t check the if condition.
Is it important that it is a Multi-Block DataSet? Because when i do “MergeBlocks” and then use the PythonCalculator with “np.where(condition, value_when_true, value_when_false)” it works fine. But i want to avoid merging the blocks.
I agree with Nicolas that Python Calculators should be preferred, but I will note that in a pinch the old style calculator does support ternary style if expressions.
Test with Wavelet and this Calculator expression:
“if(coordsX>1,1,0)”
Wow i didn’t know the normal calculator is able doing this. This works fine for me thank you very much. But can you explain why the same code doesn’t work in the PythonCalculator?