Problem: comparsion between two numbers with tolerance +/- 2 %

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    I have to make a comparison between two numbers, but with a tolerance eg:

    I have a value of 200 in a string

    I must have an active object that, when the x value compared to the value of 200 is the highest 2% or more lower than 2%, the banner is green, otherwise (else) turns red

    the value 200 is a dynamic value read from a hardware device that goes from 0 to 250 (the elettrcia mains voltage)

    inside an edit box I have to put the value that I read with the tester into an electrical socket
    If the tester read 232 volts, I enter this value in the 'edit box.
    if the voltage read from my hardware unit is next to that +/- 2% it means that the system is calibrated ok and a graphic banner changes state.
    You can help me?

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    You can check whether abs(B-A) is lower than the tolerance threshold.
    You can potentially see the percentage difference between two numbers using 100.0*((B - A) / A) or something like that but you'll need to multiply each value by 1.0 to make it floating point.

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    Hello daniele,

    I made an example, I don't know if it's what you need. Take a look, please. I think that you can use Immediate If Object for only need a single event.

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    thank you :)
    I have solved with a more simple system, but it is not very effective.
    Your method is much more functional even higher than those shown.
    Thanks so much

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