number > 234 = 1 , > 564 =2 ,> 4141 = 3, > 14879 = 4, > 222234= 5, >1231231414 = 6 ........ and so on. I try to make this function for timeline, new max user, Thanks for you help!

number > 234 = 1 , > 564 =2 ,> 4141 = 3, > 14879 = 4, > 222234= 5, >1231231414 = 6 ........ and so on.  I try to make this function for timeline,  new max user,  Thanks for you help!


target-number-234-1-564-2-4141-3-14879-4-how-to

[split] ? Or is that too simplistic? I didn't spot an immediate and simple mathematical relationship between your y/input values; as in x(output) = y(input*some function)

Hi
[split] ? Or is that too simplistic? I didn't spot an immediate and simple mathematical relationship between your y/input values; as in x(output) = y(input*some function)

if these numbers are random or set by the user i woulod probably use single objects for each of them.

These numbers set by the user in timeline and getting bigger, now i use this idea to do what i went. is anyone get a simple way to do that?

These numbers set by the user in timeline and getting bigger,  now i use this idea to do  what i went. is anyone get a simple way to do that?


[coll] is also nice for freely mapping one integer number to another.

reading from it is just "1", "2" , adding new entries is a bit more work.

Thanks! coll is new object to me, i will learn and try it.

Thanks!  coll is new object to me, i will learn and try it.


I created an abstraction "selrange" that compares a number K against a series of other numbers M1 M2 ...., and returns 0 if K=M1 and K

@OP It seems that you are looking for [funbuff] object:

target number > 234 = 1 , > 564 =2 ,> 4141 = 3, > 14879 = 4 .......How to ?