Javascript lookup help!

I currently have a form that when a user enters a serial number in the first textbox named “code” . The script will look up the year of manufacture and then display the result in a second textbox named “codeResult”

Example:
function getYear(code) {

code = code.toUpperCase();
switch (code) {

case "1150": code = "1903"; break;
case "1850": code = "1904"; break;
case "2550": code = "1905"; break;
case "3350": code = "1906"; break;
case "4250": code = "1907"; break;
case "5450": code = "1908"; break;
case "6950": code = "1909"; break;
case "8750": code = "1910"; break;
case "10850": code = "1911"; break;
case "13350": code = "1912"; break;

default: code = "No record!";
}
document.code.codeResult.value = code;
}


<form name="code">
<input type="text" size="10" maxlength="10" name="code"><b>&laquo;</b>
Enter Your Gibson guitar's Serial Number
<Input TYPE="button" VALUE="Lookup Year" onclick="getYear(document.code.code.value);">
<input type="text" size="10" value="" name="codeResult"> <b>&laquo;</b> Result
</form>

how can I code this to achieve the following scenerio:

if the serial number entered falls between:
100 and 1150 the year must equal 1903
1151 to 1850 would equal 1904 and so on
How can the code be modified to achieve this criteria?



Thanks in advance!!!

Donster,

Here you go! Changed a couple things.
Cheers,
Simon


<script type="text/javascript">
function getYear(code) {

//code = code.toUpperCase();
switch (true) {

case (code>=100)&&(code<=1150): code = "1903"; break;
case (code>=1151)&&(code<=1850): code = "1904"; break;
case (code>=1851)&&(code<=2550): code = "1905"; break;
case (code>=2551)&&(code<=3350): code = "1906"; break;
case (code>=3351)&&(code<=4250): code = "1907"; break;
case (code>=4251)&&(code<=5450): code = "1908"; break;
case (code>=5451)&&(code<=6950): code = "1909"; break;
case (code>=6951)&&(code<=8750): code = "1910"; break;
case (code>=8751)&&(code<=10850): code = "1911"; break;
case (code>=10851)&&(code<=13350): code = "1912"; break;

default: code = "No record!";
}
document.code.codeResult.value = code;
}
</script>

I guess the simplest is to re-work it thus:

var year = 0
if (code >=100 && code <= 1150) {year = 1903}
if (code >=1151 && code <=1850) {year = 1904}
... and so on

if (year ==0) {year="No record"}


Another newcomer offering "thanks in advance". Yuck! Puke!
Manners maketh the man!

Using switch is more efficient as it doesn't need to execute each condition like if does.

THanks so much!!! I apologize for the lack of manners! I hope Phillip will cut me some slack since that I am a rookie :D

Why not do it all in one go instead? (You probably don't want the code indented like that, but I used it to clarify levels of conditionals in the example.)var
code=(code<100)?
'No record!':
code<1151?
'1903':
code<1851?
'1904':
code<2551?
'1905':
code<3351?
'1906':
code<4251?
'1907':
code<5451?
'1908':
code<6951?
'1909':
code<8751?
'1910':
code<10851?
'1911':
code<13351?
'1912':
'No record!';