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distance between two addresses
I am trying to calculate the distance between two addresses. I put the below formula in but came up with a distance of 5000 and it should be 3. var number OriginLat = [LatitudeVendor]; var number OriginLong = [LongitudeVendor]; var number DestLat = [LatitudePlant]; var number DestLong = [LongitudePlant]; var number Distance = Round(((69*($OriginLat - $DestLat))^2 + (53*($OriginLong - $DestLong))^2)^0.5); If($OriginLat =0 or $DestLat=0,0,$Distance) ------------------------------ Sarah Burres ------------------------------App Builder Qrew Meet Up Cancelled 2/11
Hello App Builder Qrew! We are cancelling today’s App Builders Qrew Group due to last minute scheduling conflicts on our end. If you have any questions, please reach out to me or Ben Simon. Thank you for your continued support for the Quickbase Qrew, and I look forward to seeing you at next month's App Builders Qrew Meet up.2Views1like0CommentsUsing AND with Null values
I have a formula with multiple Null and Not Null values, one of the nested statements needs to look at two fields so I used AND, but this generates an error "AND" cannot be applied. If( IsNull([Pallet Grp "C"]),0, ((Nz([Low, Carton "C"] and (IsNull([high, carton "C"])),1) [high, carton "C"]-[low, carton "C"]+1) Can someone recommend a solution--if possible.Solved24Views0likes4CommentsAdding an email hyperlink to body of formula-url
I have created an email button using the formula-url field. Within the body of my email, I would like to have a hyperlink to email for help. ex: &"If you see missing tests or errors in the upload process, please provide the error report to abc@abc.com for review and repair." I want abc@abc.com to be a hyperlink to open an email . How can I make this happen?16Views0likes3CommentsFeb 025 Qrew Meet Up Recap and March Agenda
Hi Realm Admin Qrew, Thank you to all who were able to attend Tuesday’s Realm Admin Qrew Meet Up. Here’s what we discussed: Josh Kaylor, Principal Customer Success Manager, presented the Governance Scorecard. He walked through the app that creates a report based on number of users, active/inactive apps, permission, security preferences, and more. The Qrew really enjoyed seeing the elements that make up the calculation for the scorecard, and how to take steps to update their governance strategy. Folks enjoyed seeing an app Created by Quickbase that’s being actively used with customers. With the Governance Scorecard taking license type into consideration, Josh took time to highlight key governance features that are available. This includes the Governance Core Apps, Sandbox, and a bit on the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools. As a reminder from what Rayna and Ventsi shared last month for Solutions API and QBL features: Enterprise customers continue to have unlimited access to Solution APIs and QBL Business plan customers can use Solution APIs to the limit of 150 API calls per QBL version released by Quickbase Teams plan customers do not have Solution APIs availability Quickbase recommends a bi-annual of your governance Scorecard for optimal environment health. This is a free report that your account team can provide to you at any time. To get started, connect with your account customer success manager and let them know that Josh and Esther sent you! So far, I hear we had three customers reach out after our Meet Up and asked for their own Governance Scorecards after our meeting. Way to go! Missed the meeting? Here’s the recording: https://quickbase.zoom.us/rec/share/LJvkKz8zd6lZ16_U3nzOpzBu_0FlIclbFKpq5JHYlX2-H2feLROpLh_Qovsni03s.Xy7QsL4b-YMr4NnD?startTime=1738687934000 Our next Realm Admin Qrew Meet up is on Tuesday March 4 th at 12pm EST. Agenda: Mihir Mulloth, Policy and Project Manager at City of Philadelphia, will share how he's implemented and customized the Governance Core Apps to manage users and app access across various departments. Thank you all and have a great evening.5Views0likes0Comments