I have a list from 1 to 20. I want to renumber every element starting with 8 and above to a new sequence starting at 15.
So far I’m able to get the starting element of the new sequence but I’m kindda stuck there 
any help would be much appreciated
Vikram i LOVE you solution. a>=X?a-8+Y:a; A is the value im looking for >= bigger or equal to X What’s the ? for? A - 8 (why is it 8)? +Y the value i want to add :a gives me the final value Am i right?
I endedup using that
n>=X?(n-X)+Y:n;
Still wondering what the ? is for?
Here’s what i came up with so far
n>=X&&n<=Y?(n-X)+Y:n;
Next step is to truncate the list to only have the modified value
The ? and : in a conditional statement separates the various arguments.
(test)?(if true,this result):(if false, this result)
To truncate the list you might need to do something like this.
ahhh make sense. Can i nest another if, say using >= ?
You can nest conditional statements within (if true, this result) and (if false, this result)
It could begin to get complicated and confusing.
Im just trying to combine those 2
n<=X?(n-X)+Z:n
n>=Y?(n-Y)+Z:n
Basically i want to renumber but only withing a range. Im sure you wil come up with a better solution ahahahah but im still curious about the code
Did someone said i love you lately? 
Thanks a million, that was a great learning exercise for me.
Ok i speak too fast but we’re close
If we start at 5, then 5 needs to change to 105 and 5 to 106 right?
Now it’s official… i love you
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