case Statement in range type spec

I'm not sure where these strings are being created. I entered a similar range specification on an output and used the case function. I then exported to CSV (that was my guess as to where this "range" syntax was coming from):

range (case(round(VAR("ical_sel")) (2 1.9) (t 0.0))) (case(round(VAR("ical_sel")) (2 2.1) (t 0.001))),

I don't need any escaped quotation marks, and because the VAR() function is returning a number (a float) I converted it to an integer to do the comparison in the case branches. You should not really use case with the target values being floating point as small rounding errors could lead to a non-match. So in this case it worked fine (note, I set the limits a little different to suit my testcase; in my example I just had a voltage source with a voltage of ical_sel and only the point with ical_sel=2 passed.

Andrew

Thanks for the reply. I did copy/paste from an exported csv (my corporate security policy prevents uploading screenshots to Cadence, I should probably ask them to white list this site). The second set of quotes popped up because I was trying to see if the tool was interpreting the design variable input as a string and causing the case evaluation to fail (so inside of the case statement it said VAR("ical_sel") == "0" ...). My initial statement looked exactly like yours without the round() function wrapping the variable. I was attempting to use case because I saw the following article:

https://support.cadence.com/apex/ArticleAttachmentPortal?id=a1O0V000006AjVQUA0&pageName=ArticleContent

In any case I was able to make this work using an if statement rather than a case statement. The syntax I used in the working solution was:

range (if((VAR("ical_sel") == 0) 0.02 0) if((VAR("ical_sel") == 0) 0.03 0.001))

Thanks again.