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  1. Dear All, In python I have the following logic what I'd like to translate to Seeq formula. np.where((testdf['Signal_1']) < 0, testdf['Signal_2'], np.where((testdf['Signal_1']) < 30, testdf['Signal_2'], testdf['Signal_1'])) I know it would possible with capsules but it is only one leg of the whole solution and I think it's obscure to have 20-30 capsules for only one calculation what we use at others too.
  2. What is the best way to create a formula that will give me the equivalent of the Excel if function. The specific example I have is if a control valve is closed (.OP <= 0) then I want the formula to give me zero flow, other wise I want it to just give me the flow reading. So something like this in Excel IF(OP<=0,0,FLOW) Thanks for your help.
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