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Respectfully request some assistance. For the following conditional format code, does anyone know what the replacement syntax would be for a value greater than (>) or less than or equal to (≤)?

V/r,
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<script>
$j(function(){
$j('.links-datecalc').each(function(){
var datecalc = $j(this).text();
if (datecalc == '9'){
$j(this).addClass('success');
}
if (datecalc == '7'){
$j(this).addClass('info');
}
if (datecalc == '-'){
$j(this).addClass('danger');
}
})
})
</script>

FOUND ANSWER

Get rid of the quote around the numerical value.

----SAMPLE SYNTAX----
<script>
$j(function(){
$j('.links-datecalc').each(function(){
var datecalc = $j(this).text();
if (datecalc > 9){
$j(this).addClass('success');
}
if (datecalc < 7){
$j(this).addClass('info');
}
if (datecalc <= -2){
$j(this).addClass('danger');
}
})
})
</script>

How to format condition for Null value? Neither of these conditions works:
var status = $j(this).text();
a) if(status == 'Null'){
b) if(status == Null){
c) if(status == ''){

You can output current value of status-variable to console of your browser's development tools and check it:
Could be:

• undefined

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  if (status === undefined) { ... }
  

• null

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  if (status === null) { ... }
  

• empty string

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  if (status === '') { ... }
  

• or any value or object

Regards,
Jan

console said undefined, but still no collour