Could someone please convert the excel formula below into Formscript or Javascript language for me? Sorry, but I've run out of patience.
=((([Cellname]-TRUNC([Cellname]))/60)*100)+TRUNC([Cellname])
Thanks
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Hi,
You could also try the following.
Set up a decimal field (different from a numeric field) for the user to input the number. Call this "input"
Then set up a second field to do the calculation and spit out the answer; call this "output".
In the script I have used variables (instead of invisible fields). These hold interim results for the duration of the script.
This is FormCalc:
var inputNr = input // sets the variable inputNr as the full number the user inputted
var inputTrunc = Floor(inputNr) // truncates the number to an integer without rounding
$ = ((inputNr - inputTrunc) / 60)*100 + inputTrunc // does the calculation you want
Hope that helps,
Niall
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I made 4 fields, 2 visible and 2 invisible
Field 1: User enters Data
Field 2: invisible; calculated: Dezimalfield1 * 1; with no aftercommas (right pannel)
Field 3: (this is the [Cellname]-TRUNC([Cellname]): invisible; calculated: Dezimalfield1 - Dezimalfield2
Field 3: validate (javascript)
if (this.rawValue < 0)
{this.rawValue = this.rawValue + 1}
else {true;}
Field 4 (Solution): calculated: Dezimalfield3 *100 / 60 + Dezimalfield1 - Dezimalfield3
Hope you are alright with this one too, though it's quite complicated
Message was edited by: ocen12
Delte the text of the Decimalfield4 calculate and use instead on validate:
if (this.rawValue == Dezimalfield3.rawValue *100 / 60 + Dezimalfield1.rawValue - Dezimalfield3.rawValue)
{true;}
else
{this.rawValue = Dezimalfield3.rawValue *100 / 60 + Dezimalfield1.rawValue - Dezimalfield3.rawValue;}
Reason: it took the values of Decimalfield3 before validation. The values I tried worked...
(Learned another thing. Calculated fields populate with not validated values.)
Hi,
You could also try the following.
Set up a decimal field (different from a numeric field) for the user to input the number. Call this "input"
Then set up a second field to do the calculation and spit out the answer; call this "output".
In the script I have used variables (instead of invisible fields). These hold interim results for the duration of the script.
This is FormCalc:
var inputNr = input // sets the variable inputNr as the full number the user inputted
var inputTrunc = Floor(inputNr) // truncates the number to an integer without rounding
$ = ((inputNr - inputTrunc) / 60)*100 + inputTrunc // does the calculation you want
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Thanks very much for that. I went with Niall's solution.
Here's another couple though:
=TRUNC([Cellname]/60)+([Cellname]-TRUNC([Cellname]/60))*60)/100)
=([Cellname]-TRUNC[Cellname])*100+TRUNC[Cellname]*60
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Don't worry - I've done it!
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