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Con is a tool from the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst Toolbox. Con allows you to control the output value for each cell based on whether the cell value is evaluated as true or false in a specified conditional statement.
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How to apply if-else condition on two different rasters to produce another rasters?
Use Boolean logic. Reclassify the first raster: 0 for all values in your range and 1 for the rest. Do the same for the second. Then use raster calculator and multiply together and the output will be 0 …
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