Can we create calculated field in ACC using any three attribute with same data type (ex. floating numbers) while creating the schema?
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Hi @Ashme ,
Yes, You can create.
For example, If you have 3 attributes (@float1, @float2 and @float3) with data type as 'double' (floating), and if you want to create a calculated field by adding these 3 attributes, you can create a new attribute in the schema as below
<attribute label="float1" name="float1" type="double"/>
<attribute label="float2" name="float2" type="double"/>
<attribute label="float3" name="float3" type="double"/>
<attribute expr="@float1+@float2+@float3" label="Calculated Field" name="exprDouble" type="double"/>
Hi @Ashme ,
Yes, You can create.
For example, If you have 3 attributes (@float1, @float2 and @float3) with data type as 'double' (floating), and if you want to create a calculated field by adding these 3 attributes, you can create a new attribute in the schema as below
<attribute label="float1" name="float1" type="double"/>
<attribute label="float2" name="float2" type="double"/>
<attribute label="float3" name="float3" type="double"/>
<attribute expr="@float1+@float2+@float3" label="Calculated Field" name="exprDouble" type="double"/>
Hi @ParthaSarathy ,
Thank you for your response. Let me check if it is working fine.
Also, What "expr" to use if we have to subtract the fourth attribute?
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