How to enable this Python condition statement in a salary rule?

Question

I don't understand. Even if the GROSS of the employee is 437.50 $, my condition always return 222...  Weird.

if categories.GROSS == 1000:

result=15.30

elif categories.GROSS == 437.50:

result=6.69

else:

result=222

idea?

See example :

Zbik · Accepted Answer

May be a problem of rounding. You are comparing floats. Be better:

if abs(categories.GROSS-1000)<0.0001:

Med Said BARA · Answer

It seems that ther is a confusion between the Category "/*GROSS*/" and the rule "*GROSS*" !

Usually, /*categories.GROSS*/ means the sum of all rules which belong to this category. Do you have any of such rules ?

Look under:*Salary Rule Categories Hierarchy*

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I started to edit my answer before you edit your question (I did not see the added image).

My response remains valid.

I suppose that the related rule is AE, in this case just replace *categories.GR