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Matthew_Dunham
9 years agoFormer Employee
Hi Matthew -
Internally we tend to handle these types of use-cases with a complex datapoint. To do so, you'd create a complex datapoint with a calculation that would return "1" when the collected value drops below your minimum threshold or exceeds your max threshold, and otherwise returns "0". You can then set a simple alert threshold on this datapoint to trigger when the value > "0".
In this case, the complex datapoint calculation would look something like this:
if(gt(actual_value,2000) && lt(actual_value,200), 0, 1)
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