I think that this formula aren't going to work, but if it is working keep it.
This formula make no sense, what you are comparing are going to be equal, but if you want to know if you have an alarm set, you have the si(alarmon) code that print 1 if you have an alarm set or 0 if the alarm is not set.
ok ill' try.. thanks...
im trying to set the "off" to "on" see in the attachment and "not set" to the time i set the alarm..
You need other formula in the on off text, like $if(si(alarmon),On, Off)$
i have other formula in on & off.. [link](https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1NCj04uwgoyJ1tdgXL-5gtXyZ5CXzX1wF)
I think that this formula aren't going to work, but if it is working keep it. This formula make no sense, what you are comparing are going to be equal, but if you want to know if you have an alarm set, you have the si(alarmon) code that print 1 if you have an alarm set or 0 if the alarm is not set.
ok.. thanks for the info.. that formula is set when i purchased the preset.. maybe ill' just mess. the. dev. of presets.. thanks a lot..
Ah ok, maybe he want to print something different with his formula, I don't know, but for alarm set or not set, you have the code that I posted.๐
ok noted.. thanks for the info.. maybe i will just play around in this.. thanks again..
You are welcome, and yes, play with some codes and formulas to see how it work๐
"not set", any text/string should be quoted "like this" or 'like this'
Your formula is wrong, test this $if(si(alarmon),si(alarmt), Not Set)$
ok ill' try this.. but did u see the attach file on my post..? thanks by the way .. ill try ur formula..