Syntax

   @ReplaceRasterCellValues(
      [REJECTABLE,]
      [<greater than value>, <less than value>, <new value>,]+
      [<replace nodata>])

Arguments

   REJECTABLE

      Specifies if the function will supply a rejection code and message
      to the invalid feature and output it to the rejected port, or will
      fail upon being supplied invalid features.

      A feature can be rejected for the following reasons:
         - The feature has invalid geometry
         - The raster has no bands

   <greater than value> 
   
      The lower bound of a range of values to replace. All values in the source 
      raster greater than or equal to this value will be replaced by the new 
      value. This value will be scaled to a valid value in the data range of the 
      source raster. At least one of the greater than value or the less than 
      value must be specified.

      Range: Real64  
      
   <less than value> 
   
      The upper bound of a range of values to replace. All values in the source 
      raster less than or equal to this value will be replaced by the new value. 
      This value will be scaled to a valid value in the data range of the source 
      raster. At least one of the greater than value or the less than value must 
      be specified.

      Range: Real64  
      
   <new value> 
   
      The value with which to replace the specified range of values.

      Range: Real64  
      
   <replace nodata>  
   
      The ReplaceNodata and DoNotReplaceNodata options specify whether nodata 
      values will be replaced. If ReplaceNodata is selected, nodata values will 
      be replaced just as any other values. If DoNotReplaceNodata is selected, 
      then nodata values will not be replaced, even if they fall within the 
      specified bounds. If this parameter is not specified, ReplaceNodata is the 
      default.

      Range: ReplaceNodata | DoNotReplaceNodata 
   
Description

   This function is used to replace values in a raster with new values. The 
   upper and lower bounds can specify either a range of values within the raster 
   to replace or a single value to replace.

   To replace all values less than a given value, simply specify the <less than 
   value> parameter without specifying the <greater than value> parameter, and 
   provide a new value with which to replace that range.

   To replace all values greater than a given value, simply specify the <greater 
   than value> parameter without specifying the <less than value> parameter, and 
   again provide a new value with which to replace the range.

   To replace a single value, simply provide identical values for the <greater 
   than value> and <less than value> parameters.

   To replace all values except for a single value, you must specify a <greater 
   than value> exceeding the value you do not want to be replaced, and a <less 
   than value> smaller than the value you do not want to be replaced. These 
   values may vary depending on the precision of the source raster's data type.

   Parameter values will be scaled appropriately to the source raster's data 
   type, and set to the largest or smallest possible value for that data type in 
   cases where they are too large or small.

   Rasters that contain bands with palettes are not supported at this time.

   This function supports sub selection of raster bands.