I have a performance review form I want to do some basic math and have no idea where to start. I looked in the help section for FormCalc and can't make heads or tails out of it. Does anyone know where I can watch, download or read some resource to understand how I could get the form to multiply two different numeric fields to get a number.
Do you make reference to the object somehow in formcalc to say multiple this field by that field. I can do it in Excel in a snap but the new language is throwing me off. Heres what it would look like in an excel sheet for the formulas.
The areas where the numbers would be put in by the user would be numeric fields or a drop down list. The form itself is attached as well.
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The formula is fine but you have the scripting language set to Javascript and that is a FormCalc formula. You can either set the language to FormCalc (top right corner of the scripting palette) or chang ethe formula to Javascript syntax:
this.rawValue = GW1.rawValue * GWPercent1.rawValue
Paul
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I'm not an expert, but Iknow the answer to your question.
On your form you've a field called
Weighted Score You need to set the field value to Calculate Read
in the Object tab.
From the script pane select Calculate and type: G1 * G1Percent
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I tried your work up but it did not calculate, here is the change
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The formula is fine but you have the scripting language set to Javascript and that is a FormCalc formula. You can either set the language to FormCalc (top right corner of the scripting palette) or chang ethe formula to Javascript syntax:
this.rawValue = GW1.rawValue * GWPercent1.rawValue
Paul
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Thanks Paul, as usual your sagely advice has worked. Can you recommend any resources that show you how to write formulas and calculations in both JavaScript and FormCalc?
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Just do a Google search on LiveCycle Designer Books and you will see many options that will describe the details of Designer for you.
Paul
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