I cannot agree with you. What I have recognized in your example is a small typo. You should use a colon instead of a dot between the item type and the dimension in your item definition.
Number:Dimensionless ...
Although the suggested solution from @vzorglub should work I would do it in a different way. Please keep in mind: if you use a Number check against Decimal values, if you use a Number with a dimension check against a Quantity:
if (Netatmo_Indoor_CO2.state >= 800|"ppm" && Netatmo_Indoor_CO2.state < 1000|"ppm")
Thank you both for your support
Unfortunately I donât have much time for testing in this period, so my attempts are more like âquick shotsâ than real efforts.
Anyway, Christophâs solution works, while regarding Vincentâs solution, I was actually trying to avoid more variables therefore I have not tried it.
Regarding the typo, Christoph, of course youâre right. Itâs actually a mistake in this post not in the code.
I guess I will have to learn dealing with quantities; for sure quantities and units are useful to most people⊠actally it seems not my case, but I can live with this just adding some more attention than before. Tnx
