REMAP

A value moved from one range to another: as far from c towards d as the value is from a towards b.

Syntax

REMAP(a,b,c,d,value)

Argument	Meaning
a, b	The range the value is in: two numbers (or positions).
c, d	The range to move it to: two numbers, or two positions.
value	The value, in the first range (or beyond it).

Result

A number, or a position when c and d are positions.

Examples

In the example drawing:

Expression	Gives
`REMAP(0,10,100,200,4)`	`140`
`REMAP(0,1,0,360,1/8)`	`45`
`REMAP(0,10,P0,P1,5)`	`[250,0]`
`REMAP(0,1',0,100,3")`	`25`

Notes

The same as LERP(c,d,INVERSELERP(a,b,value)). It isn't held within the ranges: a value beyond a or b gives one beyond c or d (use CLAMP first to hold it). a and b must differ.