Very simple question for the experts here. When I’m creating a formula, I have to click the operator I want (the green “=” in this case) otherwise it doesn’t compute the logic correctly. Is there a way I can type this? For example, if I type {{now}} it is the same as clicking the purple now item.
When I was testing, I found the following:
if(3>2;“more”,“less”) - this will not compute correctly unless the “>” is again the green version that I click and drag into it. Is there a way to access all of these operators via typing? It can slow me down a little to click.
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Great question (I too love my keyboard 
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In general you can type the following in order to get the right operator
{{=}}
{{>}}
and so on…
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Ah of course! Thanks Darin, looks like I’ll be working a lot faster in Make today
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extending on what @Darin_Patterson said.
Been using Make since last 5-6 years to augment my code/rapid prototype.
I Find autohotkey is a great way to deal with a lot of these little formatting issues. or deal with certain repetition. something simpler to learn like gaming macro software also works well.
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That’s really useful, thank you
