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Writing to multiple objects - christian.troen@haaland.no - 11.11.2019 Hello Is there a way for me to write for example a "3" to several objects in one script? Se attatchment. Let say I tag all the objects I want to adress with "Modus", and I want to write this if another object (Lets say 32/0/3) is "True". RE: Writing to multiple objects - admin - 11.11.2019 Like this: Code: objs = grp.tag('my_tag') RE: Writing to multiple objects - christian.troen@haaland.no - 20.11.2019 Why won't it write the value of the group-adress 32/1/10 to tag "Modus"? RE: Writing to multiple objects - Daniel - 20.11.2019 This is wrong. You should add tag 'Modus' to object 32/1/10 and instead of the address in your script put a value you want to write. If you want to write to single object then use single command. RE: Writing to multiple objects - christian.troen@haaland.no - 20.11.2019 But the value i want to write comes from group-adress 32/1/10 I am trying to write the value that 32/1/10 holds to all objects with the tag "Modus". The value 32/1/10 is being written from a PLC via BACnet. RE: Writing to multiple objects - Daniel - 20.11.2019 Do it like this Code: value = grp.getvalue('32/1/10') RE: Writing to multiple objects - admin - 20.11.2019 Then you need an event script, not a resident script: Code: value = event.getvalue() RE: Writing to multiple objects - Kai-Roger - 20.11.2019 christian.troen@haaland.no Hi. In the heading you write that you want all object with tag "Modus", to recive the value of "3" if (32/0/3) is True. If this is still what you want, then you can use this as Event-based script. This sends the value "3" to all "Modus" taged objects, but only when 32/0/3 gets True. Code: value = event.getvalue() BR Kai-Roger |