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I have a raster dataset with pixel values ranging between 1 and 255. I would like to set 5-255 to 5 and leave pixels with 1,2,3,4 value in QGIS.

I know I can use the raster calculator (raster >=5)* 5, however, it classifies 5-255 values to 5 but also sets 1,2,3,4 value to 0. What should I do to avoid changing the values between 1 and 4?

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Use Raster Calculator with an if-condition, available since QGIS 3.22, with this expression:

if ("raster@1" >= 5 , 5, "raster@1")
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One tool you can use in QGIS is Reclassify by Table. Your table should look like this: Reclassification table where values from 1 to 1 become 1, values from 2 to 2 become 2, values from 3 to 3 become 3, values from 4 to 4 become 4, and values from 5 to 255 become 5.

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    Thanks @ChloeG for reminding this tool.
    – Sher
    Mar 20 at 8:30

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