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The easiest way to do this is using the following syntax, using combinations:

@@heatingsetpoint@@|@@coolingsetpoint@@

And then configure the variables like this:

{18|22, 19|23}

Another ways to achieve this are using a list of cases with only the desired combinations, or even a script. You will find more information in the jEPlus wiki:

http://www.jeplus.org/wiki/doku.php?id=docs:jeplus:v22:params#combinatorial_parameters

The easiest way to do this is using the following syntax, using combinations:

@@heatingsetpoint@@|@@coolingsetpoint@@

And then configure the variables like this:

{18|22, 19|23}

Another There are other ways to achieve this are like using a list of cases with only the desired combinations, or for more complex cases even a python, ruby, etc. script. You will find more information in the jEPlus wiki:

http://www.jeplus.org/wiki/doku.php?id=docs:jeplus:v22:params#combinatorial_parameters

The easiest way to do this is using the following syntax, using combinations:combinations, in Search Tag:

@@heatingsetpoint@@|@@coolingsetpoint@@

And then configure the variables values like this:

{18|22, 19|23}

There are other ways to achieve this like using a list of cases with only the desired combinations, or for more complex cases even a python, ruby, etc. script. You will find more information in the jEPlus wiki:

http://www.jeplus.org/wiki/doku.php?id=docs:jeplus:v22:params#combinatorial_parameters