By the way, these conditions on these triggers are unnecessary:
They would be needed only if the slider could have a value higher than 10 and you didn't want to make changes above 10. Since the sliders are locked to no more than 2, you don't need the conditions:
. This slider can only be 0, 1 or 2, and the other one steps by 2, so it can only be 0 or 2. they will never be above 2, much less above 10.
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Use this trigger:
By the way, these conditions on these triggers are unnecessary:
They would be needed only if the slider could have a value higher than 10 and you didn't want to make changes above 10. Since the sliders are locked to no more than 2, you don't need the conditions:
. This slider can only be 0, 1 or 2, and the other one steps by 2, so it can only be 0 or 2. they will never be above 2, much less above 10.
Hi Gary,
Thank you, this answers part of my question.
I want the layers to show based on the scores in both the slider, any suggestions on how to execute that?
Check the sample I attached above. If the two sliders add up to 3 or more, the layer shows.
Thanks Walt, I found a solution for now. I will explore more to get what I want.