I have a form with a quantity field which I want to dynamically populate with the total of the values from the text input field that the user enters.
Want to know if this is achievable in gravity-forms... I can't really find any reference to this.
So as the user enters a numeric value in the text fields, before the form submission I want to calculate the sum of those numbers and display it as a total quantity.
I have set the quantity field to populate dynamically but don't know how to retrieve the user input and pass it to quantity field.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.
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I have a textbox in a form that I created.
I want to add an expression in the textbox's Control Source property. I also want to bind the textbox to a field in the table using Control Source propety of the textbox.
Is there any way I can add a field name and an expression in the control source property of a particular textbox?
The expression sums up the total amount a customer must pay based on the price and amount.
I tried solving this problem by looking at solutions on stackoverflow from people with the same problem but that didnt work for me either.
I know that storing calculated fields is bad, but I have to do it.
I have some samples I need to take.
In order to create a good identifier/serial number for the samples, I want it to be a product of its characteristics.
For example, if the sample was taken from India and the temperature was 40 degrees then I would click dropdowns in the form to create those two entries and then a serial number would be spat out in the form "Ind40".
Assuming that your form is bound to a table, you can create a calculated column in the table that concatenates the values from other columns into a single value.
For instance, create a new column and give it a name (for example, SerialNbr). Then for Data Type select "Calculated". An expression builder window will appear:
Enter the columns you'd like to concatenate and separate them with &. Here is an example of how the expression could look:
Left([Country],3) & [Temperature]
This expression takes the first 3 chars from the Country column and combines it with the value from Temperature column to create the value in column SerialNbr. The calculated column will automatically update when values are entered into the other fields. I'd also suggest adding another value to the calculated expression to help avoid duplicates, such as date/time of submission.
I'm trying to create calculated field in tableau, my below query is showing valid, however I want to give filter or parameter to it. For ex: I have a field called Account number and I want my below query to show sum of all the quarters revenue on account number level.
Sum(If ([Qtr]='2019-Q1' OR [Qtr]='2019-Q2' OR [Qtr]='2019-Q3' OR [Qtr]='2019-Q4')
THEN FLOAT([Revenue]) END)
Your logic will work.
For parameter: Create a parameter with String data type, add all field names to it. Then create a calculated field based on the parameter list. Add that calculated field to row shelf then change Parameter, the above formula will be recalculated.
For Filter: You can add filter directly.
1st option:
Add Account number as row in your worksheet
Create a Parameter String with values: 2019-Q1, 2019-Q2, 2019-Q3, 2019-Q4
Update your calculated field to:
If [Qtr]='Parameter Value' THEN FLOAT([Revenue]) END
Add this field as text and the value of sum will be for only that Qtr period
2nd option:
Add Account number as row in your worksheet
Create a Parameter String with values: 2019-Q1, 2019-Q2, 2019-Q3, 2019-Q4
Update your calculated field to:
[Qtr]='Parameter Value'
Add this field to the filters and the whole worksheet will filter on that Qtr period
You can also add another parameter for the year to be more flexible on the years
I am trying to turn a count of strings into a calculated field, but I am not able to use the drop down menu in the calculated field.
It is a little unclear what you are trying to do here.
If you are trying to count the number of unique membership IDs then you need to write a formula like CountD(Member ID). You will then have a measure that gives the total number of member IDs in the database.
If , on the other hand, you want to count the number of times a member appears in the database, you could use Count(Member ID). Then, when you drag the Member ID to a row, you can drag the new measure you have creates and get a table of the counts for each member.
When I view a particular FileMaker Pro layout, the calculated field Invoice Check Grouping shows up as blank when viewed in either list or grid mode. However, while in grid mode, if I click on a particular Invoice Check Grouping cell, the expected value appears.
In the above image, note how only the currently selected Invoice Check Grouping cell's value shows. I would expect all cells in that column to correctly show their values all the time.
How would I get this column's value appearing all the time? (Note: Invoice Check Grouping is a computed/calculated field.)
Thank you,
Ben
There's something wrong with either the formula itself or, perhaps, the field's formatting. E.g. it could be that the calculation type is set to Number, and the field's Number formatting is set not to show the value when zero. If this is not the case, I'd check the field's conditional formatting rules and then the formula itself.