@WolfBeasty
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For cancelling number you can use this.
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When using this you should also use the right status.
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Number comparison
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Issue
Scraped var 1: 20000
System resource var : 100000ScrapedVar1<SystemResourceVar
It returns it as False.When I do the following:
Scraped var 1: 20000 -> Convert it to a new variable 020000
System resource var : 100000ScrapedVar1<SystemResourceVar
It returns it as True.The issue at hand;
THe Scraped var can be from 1 to 1000000000.
Is there any better way to do this? -
@huntenkill said in Number comparison:
Issue
Scraped var 1: 20000
System resource var : 100000ScrapedVar1<SystemResourceVar
It returns it as False.When I do the following:
Scraped var 1: 20000 -> Convert it to a new variable 020000
System resource var : 100000ScrapedVar1<SystemResourceVar
It returns it as True.The issue at hand;
THe Scraped var can be from 1 to 1000000000.
Is there any better way to do this?You have the data in a variable as a string, convert it to a number. Through parseInt()

Here is the test script
Read more about data types here.