• Resolved Graicifyd

    (@graicifyd)


    I am trying to make a rule in a calculated field so that until all the inputs are entered the calculation will not be done.

    The inputs that are allowed include ‘0’, ‘1,’ upwards.

    So I used this formula.

    if(fieldname1>=0&&fieldname2>=0&&fieldname3>=0&&fieldname4>=0&&fieldname5>=0&&fieldname6>=0&&fieldname7>=0&&fieldname8>=0&&fieldname9>=0&&fieldname10>=0) return

    Yet, the calculation is being done even when all the fields are not filled.

    I noticed that by default all the empty values are same as 0 that is why the rule is not working. Is there anyway else I can go about this?

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  • Thread Starter Graicifyd

    (@graicifyd)

    This is the full formula I used.

    (function(){
    
    if(fieldname1>=0&&fieldname2>=0&&fieldname3>=0&&fieldname4>=0&&fieldname5>=0&&fieldname6>=0&&fieldname7>=0&&fieldname8>=0&&fieldname9>=0&&fieldname10>=0) return PREC((fieldname1+fieldname2+2*(fieldname3+fieldname4+fieldname6+fieldname5))/(fieldname8+2*(fieldname10+fieldname9+fieldname7)),2);
    
    })()
    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello @graicifyd

    In javascript the equality 0 == '' returns true. So, you must check the fields by using the “|r” modifier for raw combined with your current conditions. The equation would be similar to:

    (function () {
    if(
    fieldname1|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname1 && 
    fieldname2|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname2 && 
    fieldname3|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname3 && 
    fieldname4|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname4 && 
    fieldname5|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname5 && 
    fieldname6|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname6 && 
    fieldname7|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname7 && 
    fieldname8|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname8 && 
    fieldname9|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname9 && 
    fieldname10|r !== '' && 0 <= fieldname10
    )
    return PREC((fieldname1 + fieldname2 + 2 * (fieldname3 + fieldname4 + fieldname6 + fieldname5)) / (fieldname8 + 2 * (fieldname10 + fieldname9 + fieldname7)), 2);
    })()

    Best regards.

    Thread Starter Graicifyd

    (@graicifyd)

    Oh wow.

    Thank you so much, this is really helpful.

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