Hi @paigekim ,
I think you could hijack the clamp
tinymath to do what you want (here's a Lens example with Formula)
You can set a high value for the clamp
to be sure to never reach it (i.e. 1000000% => max = 10000) and write the following:
clamp( (params.rev / params.cost) - 1, 0, 10000)
Explanation:
-
(params.rev / params.cost) - 1
offset by 100% the computation -
clamp( ..., 0, 10000)
keeps the result within 0 and 1000000 (0%-1000000%) - because of the offset, any value below 100% will go negative and the
clamp
will rewrite it as 0%. Anything above 100% will be kept as is (as longs as it does not pass 1000000%) and will be shown