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Need help! A formula perhaps: I have a situation where I have a base cabinet. The cabinet will have a RIGHT hinged door as a family type or a LEFT hinged door. For the handle I’m using a simple yes/no parameter to make the handle visible depending on which door is needed. However, this base cabinet needs to be locked as an instance parameter as needed. See image attached. When I check the Y/N “Lock” parameter below, I want the lock to show up correctly, Left or Right Doors. Right now I’m providing one left lock and one right lock, but both either turn on/off with the “Lock” parameter below. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Why didn't you just add a flipper control to make this a left/right unit and do it all one way?
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flipping does not work because I have to label the cabinets on plan. see picture attached. If it is right hinged or left it gets labeled on the plan. Thanks.
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It can work ... not just automatic... But here is your fix for what U want: y/n instance Lock y/n type Left y/n instance Lockleft = (and(Lock, Left)) << this controls your left locl y/n instance Lockright = (and(Lock, not(Left))) << this contols your right lock
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WWHub, I think your suggested formula works well. I'm testing it now. Thanks.
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