asp.net core if condition is not working properly

I have three different situations to apply color to div based on if conditions. the single ones (first and third) are working properly the middle one is not. Values exists, already checked. What am I doing wrong?

@if (item.RiskLevelF < Model.GreenHL)
{
class="col-md-3">
class="form-control" style="background-color:limegreen">@Html.DisplayFor(model => item.RiskLevelF)

}

@if ((item.RiskLevelF > Model.GreenHL) && (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL))

{

class="col-md-3">

class="form-control" style="background-color:yellow">@Html.DisplayFor(model => item.RiskLevelF)

}

@if (item.RiskLevelF > Model.YellowHL)

{

class="col-md-3">

class="form-control text-white" style="background-color:red">@Html.DisplayFor(model => item.RiskLevelF)

Thank you Rijwan, the issue was that I was ignoring a specific value because it was exactly the limit. For example, by using x < 1 and y>1, and the result of my query was 1 then it was ignored. I fixed it by using x<=1 and y > 1 just to capture that value as well

I guess, it is not meeting both conditions. Better use if - else to know the exact.

@if ((item.RiskLevelF > Model.GreenHL) && (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL))

You can display all these values in label and then analyze.

the problem was in line

@if ((item.RiskLevelF > Model.GreenHL) && (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL))

the query was ignoring the data limits. it is working with >= and =<

second case is within range, it has to be

simply use less than thing for the second case too

@if (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL)

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Marius Vasile5y ago
Thank you Rijwan, the issue was that I was ignoring a specific value because it was exactly the limit. For example, by using x < 1 and y>1, and the result of my query was 1 then it was ignored. I fixed it by using x<=1 and y > 1 just to capture that value as well
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Rijwan Ansari5y ago
I guess, it is not meeting both conditions. Better use if - else to know the exact.
@if ((item.RiskLevelF > Model.GreenHL) && (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL))
You can display all these values in label and then analyze.
+2
Marius Vasile5y ago
the problem was in line
@if ((item.RiskLevelF > Model.GreenHL) && (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL))
the query was ignoring the data limits. it is working with >= and =<
+2
Marius Vasile5y ago
second case is within range, it has to be
+2
Sachin Singh5y ago
simply use less than thing for the second case too
@if (item.RiskLevelF < Model.YellowHL)
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