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When I change "Start Value" first, then "Stop Value", the following error occurs. However, if I do it in the reverse order, then there is no error.

In both cases, the "Start Value"<"Stop Value" condition is met. so there shouldn't be an error message in both cases.

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Cone8
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I can make it happen when the values are 0 and 50, and I change the start value from 0 to 50, at which point the start and stop are the same, so this is expected. But after changing the stop to 100, the message is removed, always (for me).

There must be a special set of conditions to make that happen.
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However, it works for me as described. I can send a video.
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Cone8
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#3
Instead, export and send us that strategy, or any other that does this.
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Cone, here is an illustration of the bug. Not sure if this is the same bug that I described in the first post. But it's very similar.

First video link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fcA4W4igMQFk-eKODcRJ3OuH3536rLNr/view?usp=sharing

Second strategy link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kwOqF8Rpa8WqMTnmKUpxbESHjCkFngjc/view?usp=sharing
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In the saved strategy file, the start value (200) is greater than the stop value (150). I think you accidentally made a bad input.
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Cone8
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Well, there is a bug - it shouldn't have allowed the "bad" Start value entry. It occurred for the same reason you couldn't correct it...

The issue is that you need to "enter" the value by moving the focus off the input - striking the Tab key is the typical way.

Long story short, we'll have to do the validation when you hit "OK". In the meantime, when you change a value hit "Tab" to enter it.
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